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Maybe it would be a good idea for people to put an expiration date check in whatever they use to monitor the rest of the machines. Or put the expiry date on a s
by _jal 8y ago
Maybe it would be a good idea for people to put an expiration date check in whatever they use to monitor the rest of the machines. Or put the expiry date on a shared calendar.
We do both, and they start alerting two months in advance. This isn't rocket surgery, new, or much different than remembering people's birthdays.
But a surprising number of technical people are simply incapable of managing events farther out than next week, and a surprising number of their managers are similarly incapable of making sure someone treats it as important.
Makes me almost want to start a betting pool on who will be the next HugeCo to down themselves this way.
Edit: And let me join the chorus in saying deliberately inducing random errors as a way to draw attention is a terrible idea.
- slimsag 8y ago> whatever they use to monitor the rest of the machines. "Ah, are we supposed to do that too?"