@frankrietta Yeah and that's super specific cases as well. Lake Seminole and St. Mary are in both states with FL having a smaller portion of both and I can best assume that's to protect watercraft that have crossed the state line.
It's like saying that that all of your internet traffic that happens to be routed through a server in South Florida becomes public knowledge.
It's not just accessed by your ISP, it's public.
Would you feel like you could bank online with confidence?
Can we take a moment and just think of what a horrifying concept that everything that goes to a specific second location is automatically declassified?
That nobody has mentioned that the the concept itself is an immense security risk is pretty upsetting.
@klixxit@rickymahboy@WUTangKids A very good video outlining how badly the attorneys failed in process (that ultimately eliminated their ability to defend), and why Jones was his own worst enemy, was put up by LegalEagle today (which has way more information than I could tweet).
https://t.co/Zv8stwOuVe
@klixxit@rickymahboy@WUTangKids The judge would not allow them to then say they followed procedure or to imply innocence since the default judgement precludes that. Ultimately Jones's attorneys failed procedure so often that they essentially wasted the court's time which is not a good thing.
@klixxit@rickymahboy@WUTangKids That's correct. The process by which they could have flagged that content is not to say, "Disregard" it's to outline what content is privileged and why it is privileged. Defense counsel failed to do so and so that content became available to plaintiff counsel.
@rickymahboy@WUTangKids Defense failed to respond to that request. When Bankston says "2 days ago" that is the date the 10 days expired and he had legal access to it.
@rickymahboy@WUTangKids Jones's attorney sent the data to plaintiff counsel in error.
Plaintiff counsel requested defense to clarify that the data was sent in error. By law defense has 10 days to clarify or the data becomes privileged material.
I started out writing .NET web applications using Visual Studio.
When I started freelancing everybody was using TextMate.
When multi-file search presented a bottleneck we switched to Sublime Text.
Now I've given into peer pressure and started using VS Code.
Time is cyclical.
This was literally immediate, abrupt. No checking to see if I understood what was explained. No waiting to see if that was the solution or even helpful.
None of that. Just "Oh looks like you stepped away" immediately upon sending a response and then cutting off the chat.
@WaveHQ...
For real.
Mariana with support decided that PNC should fix a problem with a bank account that doesn't exist anymore, sent me a message saying I stepped away and then ended the support chat...
How is that acceptable?
I really can't imagine a worse experience than trying to do something as simple as change the primary contact phone number on @WaveHQ.
New bank meant new details and now I'm in a mid-day rabbit hole just so I can update my card on file...
@Bizsnes The porn industry actually came to HD-DVD first and it was largely touted as the death knell for Blu-Ray but ultimately Blu-Ray just had better marketing. It was only a few years after both formats were released before online streaming took over.
@Bizsnes Laserdisc was invented in the late 70s and never really found much of an audience. They were big and clunky and never really competed with DVD which was sort of the next iteration of DVD. DVD is literally a child of LaserDisc.
@BiffMcSkylark The erasure protections of GDPR are not all-encompassing.
GDPR requires that entities comply with the requested erasure of data only when that data contains personal information like an email address, a person's real name, their birth date, or home address.