First Microsoft/Danger/Sidekick, then Apple, now this. We need a computing paradigm that does not suffer from single points of failiure, or at least fails more gracefully.
If you buy a $500 car, never service it, and it breaks down unexpectedly, do you call for a new paradigm of personal transportation, or do you say "rats, well it was cheap and served me well while it lasted"?
Is avoiding 33 minutes of downtime worth tens of thousands of dollars to your business? Didn't think so.
http://status.slicehost.com/2009/9/22/stl-a-network-issues-2
http://status.slicehost.com/2009/3/27/stl-b-network-issues-0...