4 ms·

>I don't understand how this problem hasn't yet been solved in the general case. isn't that what ACME is suppose to do? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Automate

• _bxg1 7y ago
  And yet
  • naikrovek 7y ago
    Microsoft are not even close to the only company this happens to. The problem is a human one - as people change positions within a company, or leave a company, responsibility for this kind of thing can fall through the cracks. Happens all the time, even if ACME is employed, and it's unlikely to ever stop happening.
    • _bxg1 7y ago
      All I'm saying is, that downtime probably cost them a lot of money, and resulted from something that's extremely preventable. Even if it is a human problem, one would think they'd allocate the resources necessary to solve it.
      • naikrovek 7y ago
        yes, in an ideal world it wouldn't happen. and if you really make it a priority you can certainly mitigate it.