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Well, yes, but, for example: Characterizing both a 5% error rate and a 100% error rate as "increased error rates" is not as helpful as it could be. I'm reasona
by tyingq 4y ago
Well, yes, but, for example: Characterizing both a 5% error rate and a 100% error rate as "increased error rates" is not as helpful as it could be.
I'm reasonably sure they know when a service isn't functional at all.
- icedchai 4y agoIt's all in the messaging. I once worked at a place that was having bandwidth problems because of an "issue with an upstream vendor." The "issue" was we hadn't paid our bill in a couple months, so they disconnected us.