#recoverableerror — Public Fediverse posts

In programming, we catch and repair an expected #RecoverableError, like when the user types in a wrong input. But we often have no choice but to throw our hands up in despair when we encounter an unexpected #FatalError, like when the server bursts into flames.

For almost 250 years, a software called the American #Democracy has been running 24×7 under an operating system called the American #Constitution on a parallel hardware called the #UnitedStates of America. Has this mission-critical system finally encountered a fatal error called the #Authoritarianism?

Unlike a typical mission-critical system, our Democracy has neither a backup copy, a fail-over site, nor a restoration procedure. A design flaw?

In programming, we catch and repair an expected #RecoverableError, like when the user types in a wrong input. But we often have no choice but to throw our hands up in despair when we encounter an unexpected #FatalError, like when the server bursts into flames.

For almost 250 years, a software called the American #Democracy has been running 24×7 under an operating system called the American #Constitution on a parallel hardware called the #UnitedStates of America. Has this mission-critical system finally encountered a fatal error called the #Authoritarianism?

Unlike a typical mission-critical system, our Democracy has neither a backup copy, a fail-over site, nor a restoration procedure. A design flaw?

In programming, we catch and repair an expected #RecoverableError, like when the user types in a wrong input. But we often have no choice but to throw our hands up in despair when we encounter an unexpected #FatalError, like when the server bursts into flames.

For almost 250 years, a software called the American #Democracy has been running 24×7 under an operating system called the American #Constitution on a parallel hardware called the #UnitedStates of America. Has this mission-critical system finally encountered a fatal error called the #Authoritarianism?

Unlike a typical mission-critical system, our Democracy has neither a backup copy, a fail-over site, nor a restoration procedure. A design flaw?

In programming, we catch and repair an expected #RecoverableError, like when the user types in a wrong input. But we often have no choice but to throw our hands up in despair when we encounter an unexpected #FatalError, like when the server bursts into flames.

For almost 250 years, a software called the American #Democracy has been running 24×7 under an operating system called the American #Constitution on a parallel hardware called the #UnitedStates of America. Has this mission-critical system finally encountered a fatal error called the #Authoritarianism?

Unlike a typical mission-critical system, our Democracy has neither a backup copy, a fail-over site, nor a restoration procedure. A design flaw?

In programming, we catch and repair an expected #RecoverableError, like when the user types in a wrong input. But we often have no choice but to throw our hands up in despair when we encounter an unexpected #FatalError, like when the server bursts into flames.

For almost 250 years, a software called the American #Democracy has been running 24×7 under an operating system called the American #Constitution on a parallel hardware called the #UnitedStates of America. Has this mission-critical system finally encountered a fatal error called the #Authoritarianism?

Unlike a typical mission-critical system, our Democracy has neither a backup copy, a fail-over site, nor a restoration procedure. A design flaw?