My point was that, there was a comment from someone saying 'laughing from aws' and I was trying to point out that each service is most likely (or should be cons

My point was that, there was a comment from someone saying 'laughing from aws' and I was trying to point out that each service is most likely (or should be considered to be) as fragile (in the relative sense) as each other. So just because google have gone down several times, doesn't mean that AWS won't have a line of outages next. Really, their services are much of a black hole to us.. we can't see _how_ they deploy their changes, what kind of reviewing they do etc. etc. Even down to how cleverly they have _actually_ architected their DCs. So my point was to _not_ to laugh at those at google (or those using their services), because AWS might be next. The whole 'I share the same glass house', was a sort of karma thing.. if someone who uses AWS is laughing at Google. If karma came round and took out AWS, not only would it affect the guy laughing at google, but I'd be the one affected as well as a multitude of other people... and the tables could be easily turned