Tech-Gore - Seen this happen in a small scale development startup in a test case:
As an undergrad 2002-2003 ish seen Cisco lose several purchases in offsite/colo usage, the GUI and remote management broke the VLAN teaming/linking to a single machine. If I recall Cisco lost nearly $5k
Even in non-GUI stuff, several brands had bugs that you canât link or team outside of certain port ranges⊠ex: 48 port managed device, several OEMs split VLAN management in 8 or 16 port blocks and fiber ports are isolated from that limitation.
Link: Untrained techie botched big sale by breaking client's ERP âą The Register
The customer liked that idea, which is how Kane found himself at its offices one Saturday morning trying to fix a VLAN-related âpartial outageâ that had taken out much of its SAP implementation.
Youâd think that when a giant global hardware vendor sends in a techie to fix that sort of thing, theyâd be well-trained.
And Kane was very well trained â but on the new kit his employer hoped to sell and not on the glitching switch.
âI decided to show the customer how to make the changes with the web-based config pages,â he told Who, Me? âIâd never been told not to use the GUI so I saw no problems with using it.â
Unbeknown to Kane, the GUI was buggy.
âI ended up causing a Layer 2 broadcast storm that brought down most of the network,â he confessed.
SAP was now unable to reach its external storage and looked, at first glance, to be utterly dead.
Haunted Left Field:
Interesting headline trend. Might not be the Bonds curse, could be tied to having a less than perfect CF⊠Chili Davis, Brett Butler and Andres Torres gave the most stability. Bonds just avoided relying upon a CF and Matt Williams had been the closest to a Boggs in fielding radius.
Source: Who plays left field for the San Francisco Giants? - McCovey Chronicles
Dirt ball to Meatball Ratio
Ever like to get a sense of a batter having a chance at HRs, count the number of dirt balls to Changeup ratios may it be a starter or relief. Often the meatball clocks under 85 MPH or drifts into the battersâ squared up contact zones. No this canât help you do those Topps HR Challenge crap but its entertaining to make comments in a group setting. Maybe its a DH observation thing or something. Donât know of any pitchers seeing this or saying something before a HR.