From the OP's repy in another thread it appears that ejecting of the phone was not initially shown/written about in the first iteration of the blog post. Maybe the parent comment only saw the post before the update.
I assume the argument is that if they can show negligence in their IT practices, then the $500 million in damages can't be all attributed to CrowdStrike's failure.
I believe he is saying they add expectations and responsibilities till you are back to equilibrium (i.e. over extended).
Do the wealthy not read books or newspapers? Watch film? Listen to music? It's unfathomable to me how anyone can grow up without gaining some understanding of poverty. I know it can happen, but I personally think it's…
The person you are replying to was (probably) making a joke. Naruto run is an old meme. I think they get the idea of what the article is describing going off of the full comment.
From the OP's repy in another thread it appears that ejecting of the phone was not initially shown/written about in the first iteration of the blog post. Maybe the parent comment only saw the post before the update.
I assume the argument is that if they can show negligence in their IT practices, then the $500 million in damages can't be all attributed to CrowdStrike's failure.
I believe he is saying they add expectations and responsibilities till you are back to equilibrium (i.e. over extended).
Do the wealthy not read books or newspapers? Watch film? Listen to music? It's unfathomable to me how anyone can grow up without gaining some understanding of poverty. I know it can happen, but I personally think it's…
The person you are replying to was (probably) making a joke. Naruto run is an old meme. I think they get the idea of what the article is describing going off of the full comment.