Best Error Messages Ever: Fail Whale Proves Mark Zuckerberg Wrong

Tue 05 Oct, 2010 at 7:00 am / 2 comments

Well maybe, depending on the accuracy of the movie.  The fail whale came to mind as I was watching The Social Network over the weekend. In the movie  Mark Zuckerberg accuses Eduardo Saverin (original co-founder and CFO) of jeopardizing the social network by cutting off finances and subsequently almost taking down the servers. The fail whale disproves his prediction over and over again, reliability is not the death of a social network. Or, is that a cute animal should be your real “back up” plan?

fail whale error message

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Melonie believes that the day you stop learning and growing is the day you die. Luckily, learning and evolution come naturally to her; she’s already lived more lives than most. Over the years she has worked with a vast portfolio of CPG and B2B companies and for top-tier digital advertising agencies. Melonie is co-founder of Fandom Marketing and Minglestream tweetwall.

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