For people who are not aware, if you write the value no in YAML, it parses it as the boolean false which is then usually converted back to the string "false". The solution is to write "no" and not no, but Norway is the only country code requiring this so a lot of people forget about it.
For example I noticed this week that an environment variable in a few of my Norwegian company's deployments was "false" and not "no".
Agree, but they probably aren't off the hook just because of that.
I think user data is "fissile material" and the "fallout" from a high profile "meltdown" at certain places can easily destroy more lives than the Chernobyl actully ended up destroying.
Given this yaml and a number of other known problematic technologies probably shouldn't be used anywhere near the "reactors".
For example I noticed this week that an environment variable in a few of my Norwegian company's deployments was "false" and not "no".