This does not inspire confidence in akamai for me. These days people on the internet seem to get super excited when various companies write post mortems on how

This does not inspire confidence in akamai for me. These days people on the internet seem to get super excited when various companies write post mortems on how they screwed up. Yay, they screwed up and were honest about it!!! I find those to be wildly overrated. I'd rather there no be a screw-up to begin with. And I don't particularly care if you come clean or not. I know bugs are written and bugs happen. It's an unfortunate fact of life. And anyone who posts their code will likely have holes poked in it by the community. But the akamai thing really sets of warning flags. The fact they thought it would work and it doesn't, at all, does not sit right.