Whichever Salesforce employee has their bonus tied to this being declared an incident and not an outage; fuck you.

This has affected critical, operational processes which YOUR sales and marketing teams use in Case Studies[0][1][2] and documentation[3][4].

[0] https://slack.com/intl/en-au/customer-stories/react-veterans...

[1] https://slack.com/intl/en-au/customer-stories/veterans-affai...

[2] https://slack.com/intl/en-au/customer-stories/mta-new-york-c...

[3] https://slack.com/intl/en-au/blog/productivity/why-every-bus...

[4] https://slack.com/intl/en-au/blog/productivity/standard-oper...?

I would not recommend basing your core business capabilities around an external chat app with no redundancy. Outages happen and always will.

If your operations rely on a slack workflow, it sounds like it’s a case of wrong tool for the job.

VC funding.

> But even with Apple, I can't sync stuff between my personal and work computer because they use different Apple IDs, even though the underlying true identity (me) is the same.

By design. This is what caused the ZenDesk, Atlassian, Disney and Sony hacks.

.. You should travel to Indonesia. Almost nobody has Apple products, the majority of people such as gig workers (GoJek) earn less than $10 per day. GoJek riders earn more than average, labour is incredibly cheap in Indonesia.

vivo and similar low-cost Android phones for the Indian market are popular.

Japan's quite unique in that regard.

For those reading this, do not click on that link above. It executes a script that renders the app unusable until you clear your local storage.

Thanks for the report, I'll fix that.

Fixed in production!

It's called domain claiming. Your org should have notified you, or asked that you migrated the email to your personal one.

You don’t think this wasn’t considered?

Did you take into consideration optimal load efficiencies? What about the total cost of ownership for the energy conversion from ICE?

In 2015, hybrids were already well optimised for the current technology limitations.

Maybe the author can strategically synthesize something novel, and still relevant. This is like arguing about cloud and hosted infrastructure in 2006.

Wait until you learn that Vercel only supports blocking IP CIDR ranges on the Enterprise plan.