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This is explicit. Binary changes and flag flips are very strongly split. This is almost always a good thing, as it means you don't need to roll back binaries to
by ikiris 7y ago
This is explicit. Binary changes and flag flips are very strongly split. This is almost always a good thing, as it means you don't need to roll back binaries to revert problems.
- omh 7y agoI can see the benefits when thinking about consumers. I think the difference here is to do with who's responsible for keeping things "working". In a business environment there is a whole IT department who go to a lot of trouble to guarantee that their colleagues can continue working. But when Google take that control there's a clash, and it hinders the IT team's capabilities.
- ikiris 7y agoYeah, the issue here is this should be manageable via GPO or similar equivalent.