fletom

Politics is not a game or a religious belief. It is a literal matter of life and death for millions of people who have very little power. (Hint: not tech workers.)

Can you explain who and what you mean by this?

This isn't about the interests of tech workers, it's about our responsibility to society as a group of people who have been handed a lot of power. In a world with so much inequality and suffering, don't you think that's important?

Are you equating a firearm registration system with a fascist database of a minority religion?

It sounds to me like your perspective may be skewed by having watched too many Hollywood action movies.

You can open your eyes but not look at the phone.

> It's worth noting that antirez has, as is usual for him, dealt with this issue wonderfully by making a call without downplaying the importance of the problem.

He was doing okay until he wrote that everyone is a slave because having to follow "politically correct rules" is itself a form of slavery.

What do you mean? Are you implying that you make sure you're never alone with women in order to avoid sexually harassing them?

by "agenda" do you mean the agenda of exposing sexism at Uber? because that's what the whole post is about.

and why exactly would it make you doubt her credibility?

are you openly admitting that the AWS service status page runs on AWS? because that is far more embarrassing than this downtime ever could be

when you start investigating an outage, that is exactly when you should change your checkmark to yellow if not red. if you're as big as AWS there should not be any more than a minute or two between when your service goes down and when you actually update your status page to show that.

I like how this post says "if you look at the AWS Status Page, this what you see". but you can't see the image. because S3 is down.