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It's technically correct, but, at least for me, it has the connotation of it being a common enough thing, such as something that happens every week. For somethi
by colejohnson66 5y ago
It's technically correct, but, at least for me, it has the connotation of it being a common enough thing, such as something that happens every week. For something with over 99.9% (99.99?) uptime, it's just another fluke occurrence.
- noir_lord 5y agoI vividly remember the last time they really went down, I was in the middle of an important deploy and since "we" (it predates me) didn't consider "github been on fire" a critical dependency it all went a bit sideways.