I wouldn't be happy about any loss of life, you're right. However, has the Smyte situation led to anyone coming to physical harm or put in mortal danger? If it

I wouldn't be happy about any loss of life, you're right. However, has the Smyte situation led to anyone coming to physical harm or put in mortal danger? If it has, I'm sorry, I didn't see anything about that. What I've seen was a select group of companies and their users who've been inconvenienced by the abrupt shutdown of a service; and whose unpleasant experience should be used to teach every user - this can happen to you. I would not be at all happy if, say, the servers for medical tracking software used in hospitals around the world went down the same way; or if suddenly air traffic control software that every airport uses goes offline. This particular situation doesn't cause potential physical harm to a human being. It's not actually an emergency situation. That, to me, is a major difference.