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There really shouldn't be any "serious and unfixable way" to break things, especially in a modern company that uses technology in any meaningful way. The fact i

by pc86 5mo ago

There really shouldn't be any "serious and unfixable way" to break things, especially in a modern company that uses technology in any meaningful way. The fact it's even possible to get into an unrecoverable state is the primary issue.

Nicook 5mo ago
That's literally always possible? The idea is to put up walls and fail-safes to minimize the chance.
- pc86 5mo ago
  You should always be able to either undo what you did or rebuild to identical infrastructure and nearly-identical data.