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> “Our acting chief information officer told us not to adhere to standard operating procedure with the DOGE account creation, and there was to be no logs or rec
by qwertox 2y ago
> “Our acting chief information officer told us not to adhere to standard operating procedure with the DOGE account creation, and there was to be no logs or records made of the accounts created for DOGE employees, who required the highest level of access,” Berulis wrote of their instructions after that meeting.
How can this be true?
- diggan 2y ago> How can this be true? What exactly sounds unbelievable? Considering Berulis was an administrator and DOGE requested administrator accounts, they'd both have the ability to turn on/off logging as they wish, wouldn't they?
- qwertox 2y agoI mean, from a legal point of view?
- diggan 2y agoIf you mean "how can it be legal?", I'm not sure that matters if there is no one around to enforce the laws.
- Muromec 2y ago>"Look," he says, "I'm sorry for reminding you of this, but if we still had laws, the Mafia would be a criminal organization." >"But we don't have laws," she says, "so it's just another chain."
- eCa 2y agoThe US president was basically bragging on live TV the other day about disregarding a 9-0 supreme court verdict against his administration. Following laws is not exactly of the highest priority.