La plataforma de streaming, HBO Max, se disculpó este fin de semana en sus redes sociales tras un intern enviara accidentalmente un correo electrónico vacío a su lista de suscriptores.
Se dio a conocer el suceso luego de que cientos de usuarios recurrieran a Twitter y publicaran capturas de pantalla con el correo electrónico. “Esta tarde hemos enviado por error un correo electrónico de prueba vacío a una parte de nuestra lista de correo de HBO Max. Pedimos disculpas por las molestias, y como las bromas se acumulan, sí, fue el becario. No, de verdad. Y les estamos ayudando a superarlo”, publicó la empresa en sus redes sociales.
Sin embargo, cientos de usuarios salieron en defensa del intern:
Dear intern,
I once globally took down Spotify. It almost happened twice. My team was awesome about it and I’m still here. You managed to find something broken in the way integration tests are done. It’s a good thing and will help improve things. Good luck <3.
— Daenney (@daenney) June 18, 2021
This is familiar.
Dear intern, 11 years ago, I DOS’d my employer’s global platform twice in the same day, along with the office network. Without realizing it.
My mgr’s first question during debriefing: “why don’t we have rate-limiting to prevent that?”
I still work there.
— Matthew G P Coe (@mgpcoe) June 19, 2021
dear intern,
i once took the League of Legends internal build offline for six hours because i forgot to capitalize a letter in a champion’s name
stay strong, intern
— Jared Rosen (@carnivalnites) June 18, 2021
Dear intern,
At my very first job I sent out a major corporation’s press release 12 hours early and they had to reschedule a product launch. Their stock price dipped because of it. I was mortified at the time but now it’s one of the coolest things I’ve ever done.
— wistful clown dog (@AttackDogButSad) June 18, 2021
Dear Intern,
I once sent an email to C-Suite that had said “Cinnamon Testicles are live!” When what I meant to announce was that our “Cinema Testeing was live.”
Still here. Flourishing.
Xo— Cristina Angeli (@CA_CrissyAngel) June 18, 2021
What’s up intern?
I’ve worked at Pixar and Oculus on roughly 8 films. At least 3 of them were deleted by someone on the team and had to be restored from backups. It happens. A lot. 10 years from now this will be a funny story you tell your interns.
Best,
Every engineer— Chris Horne (@chornesays) June 18, 2021
Dear intern,
I once rolled out the wrong certificates to the entirety of https://t.co/NaFZL4ieNl, very nearly taking it offline for the entire world.
You’re doing great! ❤️
— Nick Stenning (@nickstenning) June 18, 2021
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