FAA Ground Stop

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The Microsoft issue wasnt as bad as ROD being slow. I actually completed my training at work yesterday with no interruptions. I'm sure I will have a bunch of Emails when I get to the office on Monday, but my training is done so I will have plenty of time to answer Emails.
 
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I think the ground stop was friendly fire... I think a s/w update and/or others changes trashed the backbone. At least Cisco's name was tossed around...

I did Cyber security and network stuff. Ask me if I miss it??

OTOH -- no need to ask.... :thinking:
 
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This is amazing. As in amazingly awful. Only the government could allow the mismanagement of such critical infrastructure. Still using 20-25 yr old equipment....

The electrical utility I worked for, managed a significant portion of the power grid. I am beyond confident, that the requirements imposed on the managers of critical cyber infrastructure - could not be carried out by a government agency. Those agencies could levy fines for mis-management, but that doesn't mean they could actually manage it.


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Not surprised the government dropped the ball on this. One thing I am certain of is that the government cant properly handle the duties of anything. Leave it to the private sector and let the government sit back and watch. Everything the government gets involved with gets worse and costs more.
 
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