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Not "hard" for us, no, even if an unnecessary burden. Now go make some small veterinary clinic with no "computer person" on hand, with a small website they had
by jimmaswell 8y ago
Not "hard" for us, no, even if an unnecessary burden. Now go make some small veterinary clinic with no "computer person" on hand, with a small website they had set up years ago that lets you schedule appointments, figure all this out. They'll probably either stay uncompliant or have to drop the website.
- Dylan16807 8y agoThat's a shame, but it's a side effect of anything ever that requires an update. Any small business commissioning a site in 2019 will get something that's compliant, so it's not like this is a permanent drain. Sometimes it's important to update regulations, despite the inertia of existing implementations.
- jimmaswell 8y agoThis attitude reminds me of a quote: "Some of you may die, but it's a sacrifice I am willing to make."
- Dylan16807 8y agoBetter than the idea that we can never change any law because someone will have to adjust to it.
- xevb3k 8y agoRunning a single server for a small business is hard anyway they’re occasionally going to need support. As the first offense only seems to result in a warning, they have a chance to figure things out. Then is asking their webdev to schedule a cron job to delete logs really such a burden?