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This seems like a perfectly clear explanation of why mass layoffs can (and likely will) result in service instability. -- (link)

Posted by Beryllium (aka grayman) Nov 4 '22, 11:37

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https://twitter.com/craigcalef/status/1588530367476420608 (twitter.com)

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DNS. It is always DNS -- nm - oblique Nov 4, 12:09 1
- Or Cable jiggle -- nm - budice Nov 4, 12:16
Lol, oops. -- nm - znufrii, official Gen-Xer Nov 4, 11:54
and it'll be some log file someone was monitoring to try to track down some bug and the coder forgot to turn off the logging for it and it'll eat the - decline Nov 4, 11:41 1
- Yeeeeeep. -- nm - Beryllium Nov 4, 11:42
what's an SRE ? -- nm - decline Nov 4, 11:38 4
- Senior Repeating Eeyore -- nm - tRuMaN Nov 4, 11:40
- Site (or System) Reliability Engineer -- nm - Beryllium Nov 4, 11:40 2
  - Shit Removal Engineer, when someone says Oh Shit, you call an SRE -- nm - zeitgeist Nov 4, 11:43 1
    - Kinda like an LRM. - Spawn Nov 4, 12:07

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