What? No.
The people that stay are the ones that don't care, that doesn't mean no one cares.
That's a selection effect.
The people that care left months or years ago. I'm one of them. It was really easy, Github doesn't offer anything special.
Try and run a Pagerduty with the same level of attention to detail as Github. Far fewer people use Pagerduty casually. That Github has casual users and lazy users does not mean fault tolerance and high availability are 'completely irrelevant'.
The people that care left months or years ago. I'm one of them. It was really easy, Github doesn't offer anything special.
Try and run a Pagerduty with the same level of attention to detail as Github. Far fewer people use Pagerduty casually. That Github has casual users and lazy users does not mean fault tolerance and high availability are 'completely irrelevant'.