Sigh. PG+E texted me to say that maybe our power would get turned off. I immediately checked online, where it says that our power will not get turned off. I gue

Sigh. PG+E texted me to say that maybe our power would get turned off. I immediately checked online, where it says that our power will not get turned off. I guess they have multiple databases that are out of sync with each other? I am not an expert on electricity infrastructure. However, as a software engineer I can tell that PG+E's software systems are low-quality and full of bugs. I can only assume that the rest of their operations meet the same low quality standards.