http://www.stuff.co.nz/technology/5321297/2degrees-sends-texts-to-wrong-phones
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SteveON: Seriously what the F*K is wrong with you guys?! ?
iPad Air + iPhone SE + 2degrees 4tw!
These comments are my own and do not represent the opinions of 2degrees.
SaltyNZ:
Unfortunately, it turned out not to work in a rather spectacular manner.
DonGould: Why didn't you run it on your test network first?
iPad Air + iPhone SE + 2degrees 4tw!
These comments are my own and do not represent the opinions of 2degrees.
SaltyNZ: The problem isn't reproducible in the test environment. :(
SaltyNZ:DonGould: Why didn't you run it on your test network first?
The problem isn't reproducible in the test environment. :(
johnr:SaltyNZ:DonGould: Why didn't you run it on your test network first?
The problem isn't reproducible in the test environment. :(
This is so true
SteveON: But still when I miss important texts because your network is broken; I am not impressed.
DonGould:johnr:SaltyNZ:DonGould: Why didn't you run it on your test network first?
The problem isn't reproducible in the test environment. :(
This is so true
It's an interesting question.?
I'd be quite interested to know more about the fault and why it couldn't be tested better before going into production.
I wonder how much consumer expectation is driving down quality?
While it's obvious that I was joking about the warehouse with 200,000 phones, how do you test this stuff properly without just dropping it on the production system and hoping like mad you can roll it back quickly if it goes wrong?
I'd like someone to explain to me how:
* you get the best price for service
* highest wages for staff
* high returns for investors
* six 9's of up time
* robust test systems that 100% replicate the production platfrom
I can see how to get some of those things, but how do you pack all of them into the same package?
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DonGould:SaltyNZ:
Unfortunately, it turned out not to work in a rather spectacular manner.
Why didn't you run it on your test network first? ;)
Seems to me that I should give up on great value and go with the tried and trusted Telecom brand...? XP?? That never fails.
Regards,
Old3eyes
old3eyes:I suppose Don that everything you do is 100% always correct?? Give them a break. Software issues do happen in the real world that don't show up in the lab..
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