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I've read that it was a human error when someone pushed the wrong button. I feel bad for that person.
by Simulacra 9y ago
I've read that it was a human error when someone pushed the wrong button. I feel bad for that person.
- FLUX-YOU 9y agoDoes anyone have any details about EAS/Wireless alert procedures and how one is sent out? Surely this wasn't one step gone wrong.
- weaksauce 9y agoWhat is this like lost where he had to put the code in hourly? Why was someone in a position where that mistake happened in the first place?
- haeric 9y agoI'm sure the UI looked like this: [clear] [send and cause panic in 1.4 million people]
- virgilp 9y agoOr maybe the Apple way? [Send and cause panic] [Details]
- jschwartzi 9y agoBut it was on a Windows CE device with a resistive screen and the user lost the stylus.
- DonHopkins 9y agoWhat do you want to bet we never find out what really happened?