All this does is highlight best practice for data backups. Accidents happen, be prepared.
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why do we allow tech companies to hold money. I feel like thats only going to be a bad idea.
How do you find out that someone didn't actually read the article? Oh, right. Look at the comments.
in my defense, 90% of articles written these days are 80% filler text, 70% not talking about the fucking thing in the headline, and about 50% AI generated.... So uh.
Too true, my friend. :)
it's so fucking weird, because everytime i obviously don't read an article, people shit on me immediately, but then the second i point out that all articles are ass these days, except for technical write ups, everybody seems to immediately like me again, and i don't understand why.
Do people are masochistic for shitty article? Or do most people just treat articles like they do social media, and immediately throw shit around the second it gets big, or thrown out. It's a weird environment, i'll say that much.
Somehow I'm imagining some lowly overworked, outsourced account reviewer decided to apply the strictest consequence for some minor violation on the account and screw his employer for making his life a living hell and underpaying him.
“This is an isolated, ‘one-of-a-kind occurrence’ that has never before occurred with any of Google Cloud’s clients globally,”
I think that people will start learning this the hard way about the cloud. Some things are too important to trust to store on someone else's computer.
Man, this fuckup is such a gift to salespeople at AWS, Azure, to anyone selling on-prem solutions, or any kind of redundancy/backup plans.
just like i accidently forgot to mail my rent check on time.
"accidentally"
My wife and I talk about this. We make a mistake and the smackdown comes in a torrent of fines and interest and instant loss of things we need. Corp makes a mistake and oopsie daisy.
I have to imagine there will at least be a lawsuit here. It will probably amount to a rounding error on the size of the fund though.
Yikes