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> regular people with kids and families and feelings. This is just an appeal to emotion. No-one is even calling out any individual people. With a company of th
by Cpoll 7y ago
> regular people with kids and families and feelings.
This is just an appeal to emotion. No-one is even calling out any individual people. With a company of this scale and responsibility, individuals shouldn't even come into the discussion, and there should be multiple levels of redundancy. Verizon, collectively, is being shamed.
Verizon should be compared to a power plant, not a SaaS provider or some 3-person dev shop.
- bogomipz 7y ago>"This is just an appeal to emotion." Not at all, its an appeal to civility. The statement that Cloudflare made with "there's no good reason, other than sloppiness or laziness, that they wouldn't have such limits in place' is the appeal to emotion here. >"No-one is even calling out any individual people.' No, that is a very clear attempt to call out a specific group of people who work in the network engineering department.