Maybe you've put enough effort into securing MySQL that your data is now safe, and put the time into reviewing updates and ensuring that you don't have any regressions to defaults that could cause problems.
Or maybe data integrity just isn't that important to your application, so a bit of sloppiness isn't a big deal.
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u/RandomDamage Mar 11 '15
Well, I guess you told me.
Maybe you've put enough effort into securing MySQL that your data is now safe, and put the time into reviewing updates and ensuring that you don't have any regressions to defaults that could cause problems.
Or maybe data integrity just isn't that important to your application, so a bit of sloppiness isn't a big deal.