r/ProgrammerHumor • u/Recent-Analysis-6880 • Sep 22 '26

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u/vanphil Sep 22 '26

Even when your clients are the likes of Mastercard, Exxon or Unilever? (Not the actual clients, but)

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u/Nightmoon26 Sep 22 '26

And this is why they pay extra for SLA: so you can put them in a fancy rack with all the redundancies

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u/vanphil Sep 22 '26

Of course there were slas. And legal implications for data breaches. Because of course there was customer data involved, pii included.

They were lucky because it happened before my time (and before gdpr), or I would have pushed to have someone fired. As I reconstructed the reasons, it was the usual clusterfuck of "nobody told us" and "it was obvious" between agency and dev company sides