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So the upgrade took a few hours to complete and it didn't happen instantly in defiance to the laws of physics. What law of physics necessitates that such an up
by mehwoot 13y ago
So the upgrade took a few hours to complete and it didn't happen instantly in defiance to the laws of physics.
What law of physics necessitates that such an upgrade takes 6 hours?
- chii 13y ago> What law of physics necessitates that such an upgrade takes 6 hours? the one where the customer isn't paying enough money to have somebody working 24/7? If your business depends on a particular service, you don't accept something vague - you get things signed in contract with legally enforcible SLA's. If you can't afford that, then you just have to live with shitty service.
- tokenizerrr 13y agoYou do realize we live in a world of automation, and that Google... automates?
- officemonkey 13y agoIt's Google. You never see the Google front page go down. There's an implied availability that Google uses to their advantage. People are comfortable with upgrading _because_ it's Google. Google wouldn't fuck you. Except when they do. Lesson learned.
- rfrey 13y agoHave we just transitioned from the "It's free, you can't expect not to get screwed" trope to "It's inexpensive, you can't expect not to get screwed"?