Elite Dangerous Update 14 Release Schedule

Planned vs Unplanned. Doesn't matter how many users you have.
We're waiting for a scheduled & planned event to finish. Not an unplanned one.

exactly... basically the industry has concepts of SLAs (Service Level Agreements) , at the heart of every development project, even if they are 'informal' (ie just a tacit agreement with users) - this dictates, the cost/benefits/risks of outages, both planned (including maintenance windows) and unplanned.

this is how you decide on your strategies, and what the you are willing to spend on mitigating.


the idea that every projects cannot be offline , and is reputation risk ... is a gross over simplification.
 
Shouldn't most of you be working or at school?!?!?
I'll have you know, Sir, that you are addressing the Interstellar Association of the Aged - why, some of us have been around since the Twentieth Century! That's, oh, I could have worked it out when I was younger.
 
If anyone is facing a long download then this might be worth a read:
 
Got home from work an hour ago. Even left the PC on to catch the update while I was there.

Boy, do I feel foolish... :p
I still have 3.5 hours of work...then 30 minutes travel...then 1 hour cooking/eating/cleaning...then Elite Dangerous: Thargoid Bubble Edition... (I assume, well I hope...)
 
Having been at the mercy of apps created and maintained by government contractors for two decades I'm not impressed by anything in this statement and nobody else here should be either. You're comparing apples to rotted, half-a** produced oranges harvested by the lowest bidder here.
finally founds the source of all the 1 star reviews 😂
 
@sallymorganmoore, Senior Community Manager : Elite Dangerous

Especially when dealing with public expectations, if you're absolutely certain the job can be done in 6 hours, you still tell the public it will take 9. Or 12. It's called 'managing expectations'.
You can ALWAYS finish early, and even if the job took longer than 6 hours (say, 8 hours), you will STILL have exceeded expectations. Everyone is happy.
This is not rocket-science.....
 
@sallymorganmoore, Senior Community Manager : Elite Dangerous

Especially when dealing with public expectations, if you're absolutely certain the job can be done in 6 hours, you still tell the public it will take 9. Or 12. It's called 'managing expectations'.
You can ALWAYS finish early, and even if the job took longer than 6 hours (say, 8 hours), you will STILL have exceeded expectations. Everyone is happy.
This is not rocket-science.....
“Mann Tracht, Un Gott Lacht”
 
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