20061130:
-{Citizen}- Rhokiki: I remember going to a large company over here called AMP
            with another fella, and they had a buggered cluster. They had
            server after server dropping off, and we sat in this meeting room
            with them. They had a whiteboard up with a diagram with all of the
            servers, and the ones dead were crossed off. My mate said "Looks
            like a fun game of naughts and crosses!" The representative from
            AMP said "This game of naughts and crosses has cost us over 80
            millions dollars, cost around fifteen people their jobs, and put us
            back about two weeks of work. I'd appreciate it if you kept your
            jokes to yourself."
-{Citizen}- Rosuav: I'd like to know, though, why they had any sort of problem
            that could cost them 80 million dollars and fifteen people's jobs.
            Why wasn't it solved sooner?!?
-{Citizen}- Rhokiki: 1. It was replicating through the cluster, and did it
            faster than they anticipated. By the time they realised it was
            down, it had gone too far.
-{Citizen}- Rhokiki: 2. It's AMP.
-{Citizen}- Rhokiki: Meanwhile, I'm sitting there thinking to myself "Are your
            MFD's still up and running? Yep? Sweet. I'm safe."