2006-03-13 19:15:18.002512+01 by Dan Lyke 1 comments
DOJ: We can't give you the data because it would destroy the computer system:
"Implementing such a request risks a crash that cannot be fixed and could result in a major loss of data, which would be devastating," wrote Thomas J. McIntyre, chief in the Justice Department's office for information requests.
Wow. Hope they never have a situation where they, say, need backups... (via HGR1219).
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#Comment Re: made: 2006-03-14 12:08:36.593858+01 by: meuon
It's sad that they are so frigging technologically incompetent they can't even fabricate a believable excuse..
Or, actually, Maybe that IS how they generated that excuse.
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