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Always log important events with a timestamp and save them as long as possible. It saved me more than once in similar situations with several threads.
by lambda_obrien 6y ago
Always log important events with a timestamp and save them as long as possible.
It saved me more than once in similar situations with several threads.
- oars 6y agoWow, impressive!
- lambda_obrien 6y agoI'm guessing that's sarcasm, I edited my comment.
- gowld 6y ago> Always log important events with a timestamp and save them as long as possible. Except when those events are associated with private user data or behavior.
- closeparen 6y agoNope, especially in those cases. The more sensitive the data, the more important it is to have records of who accessed or changed it and when.
- temp667 6y agoHuh? I want my bank to be VERY clear on when I transferred money for my home closing (and keep that record). They need to keep records and the browser used, IP used, authentication flow etc. Why does this have to be thrown away?
- lambda_obrien 6y agoThe personal data itself should not be logged but the event itself should be logged with lots of details that aren't private info.
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