I love this. Shared it with a lot of my CS friends and most people didn’t get that it was a joke. Which is a meta commentary on SaaS in itself. I love that it works too
I love this. Shared it with a lot of my CS friends and most people didn’t get that it was a joke. Which is a meta commentary on SaaS in itself.
Amazing. Add an about page with cheesy head shots of everyone wearing blue dress shirts and bios with the words "serial entrepreneur" and you've got your next unicorn.
Amazing. Add an about page with cheesy head shots of everyone wearing blue dress shirts and bios with the words "serial entrepreneur" and you've got your next unicorn.
Unimpressed. I note it only has 5 9’s uptime guarantee — maybe for your basic mom and pop shop that’s enough, but as a real enterprise client I need minimum 6 9’s of uptime. I don’t even see any...
Unimpressed. I note it only has 5 9’s uptime guarantee — maybe for your basic mom and pop shop that’s enough, but as a real enterprise client I need minimum 6 9’s of uptime. I don’t even see any SLA terms for if they violate their meagre guarantee — legal isn’t going to sign off on this.
hahahaha you got me at first and I was mad and going to needle you. Good job
Service degradation: Our API is occasionally returning 2024 instead of 2025. Our intern is investigating and working on a fix. We apologize for any inconvenience and would appreciate if you could stop emailing us about it.
hahahaha you got me at first and I was mad and going to needle you. Good job
At first, i was about rant and rave to ask "why" is this needed, why is some SaaS/service needed for groking the date/year, etc.! ...and then, i read the incident comments, etc...so, I chilled out...
At first, i was about rant and rave to ask "why" is this needed, why is some SaaS/service needed for groking the date/year, etc.! ...and then, i read the incident comments, etc...so, I chilled out and chuckled greatly! I think what my news year's resolution should have been is to read and judge things slowly :-D
Kudos to the team for making this! :-)
I love their footer being outdated, classic
That reminds me: Skroutz (Greece's local alternative to Amazon) "solved" this issue for them by writing:
© 20[0-9]{2} Skroutz Α.Ε. All Rights and Lefts reserved.
I love this. Shared it with a lot of my CS friends and most people didn’t get that it was a joke. Which is a meta commentary on SaaS in itself.
I love that it works too
Amazing. Add an about page with cheesy head shots of everyone wearing blue dress shirts and bios with the words "serial entrepreneur" and you've got your next unicorn.
Unimpressed. I note it only has 5 9’s uptime guarantee — maybe for your basic mom and pop shop that’s enough, but as a real enterprise client I need minimum 6 9’s of uptime. I don’t even see any SLA terms for if they violate their meagre guarantee — legal isn’t going to sign off on this.
This is brilliant and hilarious. The incident updates are chefs kiss. Quality satire!
thanks for reminding me to rebuild my ssg so my footer updated haha
hahahaha you got me at first and I was mad and going to needle you. Good job
OK the best one is definitely
I rather liked the manager who thought it cost $5.
At first, i was about rant and rave to ask "why" is this needed, why is some SaaS/service needed for groking the date/year, etc.! ...and then, i read the incident comments, etc...so, I chilled out and chuckled greatly! I think what my news year's resolution should have been is to read and judge things slowly :-D
Kudos to the team for making this! :-)