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Logs are a great thing, however I have had situations where once pointing out someones error (and obvious lie) that I was required to provide information to aud
by boznz 10y ago
Logs are a great thing, however I have had situations where once pointing out someones error (and obvious lie) that I was required to provide information to auditors how the data could not have been tampered with (difficult because lets face it, it could).
I wonder how its working in these situations, obviously a good/dodgy lawyer could easy spin the record as being tampered so I would want it rock solid.
- jrockway 10y agoThat's why we have trials, right? If the facts were always perfectly accurate, there would be no work for juries. In the real world... I imagine that the "dodgy lawyer" would provide a theory as to why the data is wrong, and Tesla's lawyer would provide a theory as to why it's right, and then it's up to the jury to decide what's true and not true.