The amazing part was how BAD it went, supposedly engineers were raising every red flag possible that it wasn't ready and still they did it.
Considering how bad it was I can't imagine having any faith in anyone up the chain of command having the power, or intelligence to do the right thing at this point it was such a bizarre failure.
https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2000/04/06/things-you-should-...
It's such a TEMPTING rule to violate...
The amazing part was how BAD it went, supposedly engineers were raising every red flag possible that it wasn't ready and still they did it.
Considering how bad it was I can't imagine having any faith in anyone up the chain of command having the power, or intelligence to do the right thing at this point it was such a bizarre failure.