> One odd omission from the article is why it took an hour to reset everything. Given that they have redundant power, I would imagine that they could remotely

> One odd omission from the article is why it took an hour to reset everything. Given that they have redundant power, I would imagine that they could remotely select which power supply to use or at least to remotely reset the breakers. No remote control of them, had to get people to each breaker. (This was mentioned on Twitter closer to the time by NR.)