[NoPicklez]

With all of this no matter how bad it was, how negligible CS was or just how plain silly it was.

Rules in many industries are often written in blood, whilst not the case here (I would hope), these incidents are what sparks change in many cases. We now have large companies all around the world bearing the brunt of not testing an update before putting it into production. Whether it was because of them or reliance on a third party, executives en masse are now aware of what happens if you don't do these things.

When we talk about promoting changes into production before testing, we will all come back to this moment