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by huggyface 15y ago
It's worth noting that banks and similar organizations put safeguards, controls and extensive auditing on the data that limits the data tourism that any employee can engage in. You trust the organization because the organization knows that
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by huggyface 15y ago
This is what I marvel at when I read such (poorly justified) piracy screeds. Are people insane? I might not have ultimate faith in Microsoft, but comparatively I have zero faith (and a lot of suspicion) of what are essentially bands of thie
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by huggyface 15y ago
Rather, they did "SELECT filename WHERE row_num = 100000000". They're the ones who have repeatedly described it as "looking at the logs". That struck me as weird -- to have a log that ordinally attributes every upload -- however that's ho
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by huggyface 15y ago
>Have you ever supported a product that has external users? And if an apartment dweller had a plumbing leak, the landlord would enter their apartment and fix the leak. They would access on a need basis. They wouldn't do casual sneak and
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by huggyface 15y ago
With all due respect, both of your responses have been completely obnoxious. You seem to be taking some unmerited grizzled vet position that might sell to children, but here it reads like a junior developer talking tough. See, we actually
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by huggyface 15y ago
Plenty of other services have shown indiscretion about their client's data. That doesn't validate this case, especially considering that many of us look to 37signals as essentially the poster boy of leading behaviors. We expect more from th
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by huggyface 15y ago
Terribly bad judgment to post that. Like apparently numerous others, that bit caught my eye and made me pause and reflect on the downside of SaaS. Even looking at the filename seems pretty suspect, as an aside. What if the filename was Bank