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I don't see how that manager expected to have a job by deciding not to cut power to submerged equipment, and have it flushed of the brine and cleaned, ASAP. It
by kazinator 2y ago
I don't see how that manager expected to have a job by deciding not to cut power to submerged equipment, and have it flushed of the brine and cleaned, ASAP. It looks completely idiotic/incompetent from where I'm sitting.
- varjag 2y agoThere are plenty people who never changed a lightbulb in their life, and some of them manage other people.
- close04 2y agoDifferent industries prioritize different things. I'm speculating but being the military they may consider that the enemy is planning an incursion exactly when some critical detection systems are expected to be down. So they'd rather kill some equipment while they mobilize a contingency measure. No idea what was in the manager's head or if the threat model makes sense but things aren't always super obvious and don't lend themselves to generalization.
- Aeolun 2y agoPotentially, but if your intelligence is so terrible you have no idea of that attack beforehand, or your radar coverage so sloppy that you can’t take any of them offline without losing that coverage, you probably failed already.