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by gjtorikian 3567 days ago
Oh, man. Most definitely that's real.

If you're working in Slack or chat, you've got a minimum of half a dozen people typing and putting out suggestions and offering to investigate something. That's all time stamped. And even if you're not doing that real-time, you may be using something like a GitHub issue to discuss the problem via comments, which are also time-stamped.

No one at the moment of the incident is probably going "Ah, it's 8:01, better write down that I identified the problem." It's most likely "hay I think I got it one sec" and then that works. Or doesn't. But hopefully it does.

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Yes, slack and irc time stamps is common. Ideally your shell and auditing gives you that for commands, too!