(Hasn't almost every major website had substantial downtime in the past 720 days?)
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I think if it goes down for any extended period of time in the next month and a bit then Elon was fully justified in firing all those people.
I don't see it happening.
I don't see it happening.
Forget about the fediverse. If my entire company relies on individuals continously doing manual actions to not lose it's one an only product the course of a month, and we're a software company, then what were all those people doing with their lives?
Presumably that means that at any moment in time if a bus was filled with twitter engineers and it ran over a cliff then there'd be a non-zero chance that the same thing would happen because perhaps the few dozen people who needed to manually stoke the twitter furnace with coal could be on there.
Presumably that means that at any moment in time if a bus was filled with twitter engineers and it ran over a cliff then there'd be a non-zero chance that the same thing would happen because perhaps the few dozen people who needed to manually stoke the twitter furnace with coal could be on there.
Presumably it wouldn't take 3/4 of twitter employees. It would just take a bus that happened to be filled with a dozen or two dozen people who stoke the bant furnaces and know that they need to be stoked.
If the company was so mismanaged from the bottom and the top that such a situation would be allowed, then perhaps they needed to go. Presumably the company would always be one cool startup away from crashing.
If the company was so mismanaged from the bottom and the top that such a situation would be allowed, then perhaps they needed to go. Presumably the company would always be one cool startup away from crashing.