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Almost 8 hours of downtime across all core workflows, and the word "sorry" or "apologize" appears nowhere in this post. "If you were trying to ship software th
by nycpig 3mo ago
Almost 8 hours of downtime across all core workflows, and the word "sorry" or "apologize" appears nowhere in this post.
"If you were trying to ship software that day, we let you down" is classic corporate non-apology speak.
I’m done.
- sajithdilshan 3mo agoBye Felicia
- bibimsz 3mo agothats what i liked about it. its fact and action oriented. what does a "sorry" buy you that the "we let you down" doesn't.
- CrimsonCape 3mo agoIt's funny, I bet you could take any software dev and blind AB test a page written by a corporate manager and a page written by an engineer. Here's something an engineer writes, loaded with facts: "I got to the office and we had a huge panic going on, I immediately called our IT in US-2West and they reported on cascading box failures, I checked our load balancer via remote admin and indeed it was failing to. I called my IT managers and learned we had hard resetting in progress for the past 20 minutes with minimal impact on recovery." Totally missing from the article.
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- john_strinlai 3mo agoi am confident that if "sorry" appeared, someone would make a comment about "hollow apologies" or similar.
- itemize123 3mo agoim sorry u feel this way