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Seems like an excellent example that preventing a single point of failure means nothing if your system doesn't have the extra capacity to handle a single failur
by contravariant 6y ago
Seems like an excellent example that preventing a single point of failure means nothing if your system doesn't have the extra capacity to handle a single failure.
- nabla9 6y agoThere was multiple failures, not single. The grid was separated but it didn't cause more power outages.