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I agree on the very principal of what you're laying out here, but the reality is often rare if not at all in tandem with principals and "best practices" Manufa
by incahoots 3y ago
I agree on the very principal of what you're laying out here, but the reality is often rare if not at all in tandem with principals and "best practices"
Manufacturing comes to mind, shuttering a machine down to apply patches monthly is going to piss off the graph babysitters, especially if the business is a 24/7 operation, and most are currently.
In an ideal world there would be times every month to do proper machine maintenance, but that doesn't translate to big money gains for the glutton of shareholders who don't understand anything, let alone understand that maintenance prolongs processes as opposed to running everything ragged.
- dwattttt 3y agoYou can also run your car for longer if you never stop to take it to a mechanic too.
- Volundr 3y agoI don't think the comparison to taking your car to a mechanic is a good one. When I take my car to a mechanic they are returning it to a stock configuration. They don't need to update to a new, slightly different power steering this month, new brakes next, then injectors....
- dwattttt 3y agoCertainly. But it's being compared to not taking systems down to do maintenance at all. > if the business is a 24/7 operation > In an ideal world there would be times every month to do proper machine maintenance
- ClumsyPilot 3y ago> They don't need to update to a new, slightly different power steering this month, new brakes next, then injectors.... Then they find a compatability problem and the car n3eds to be rebuilt