the reason your customers trust you to remain operational. There should be sufficient redundancy, failover mechanisms, and disaster-recovery systems in place to prevent a single failure from bringing down such a significant portion of your service.
I dare say this is not how a serious technology company should operate. Experiencing a machine failure in 2026 is one thing, but having 80% of your servers go down is another entirely. Your infrastructure is the very backbone of your business and...
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@Nkbaby4life@Nig_Farmer Nobody is exploring anyone. One of the challenge is employers aren't bold to dictate their terms and pay. This is the narrative we should push. I don't see why a staff will accept to be paid 100k
@MaduagwuNzubec1 You are also right but don't forget that certain roads are directly the states responsibility o few others are the local govts . So as a rep of the assembly he can push for the road to be constructed. That why whenever there's effective representation the people won't suffer much
The vaccine dosage was obviously too high and done too many times.
I had the original Wuhan virus before there was any vaccine and it was much like any other cold/flu. Bad, but not terrible.
But my second vaccine shot almost sent me to the hospital. Felt like I was dying.
@Deee_luul@elonmusk This is not totally correct. Why should I give 30% of my company to people who have no idea what the company is all about? There's a case to argue here