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I 100% understand that - The point I'm trying to make is- the next "brown out" is permanent - so instead of 24 hours, next time you will have a permanent loss o
by ghshephard 5y ago
I 100% understand that - The point I'm trying to make is- the next "brown out" is permanent - so instead of 24 hours, next time you will have a permanent loss of productivity. I.E. Why are there devices being deployed that are still broken? Because in a few months, they are never coming back until they are fixed.
The idea is to make brownouts increasingly painful - just letting them be a short period of time, or let people "Opt. Out" doesn't service the purpose here - which is to make it absolutely clear that the service is going away.