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@Codpiece@feddit.uk Amazing !! So when was the last time you made any transaction in cash ?? I too believe that nobody would have any more cash left to count..... Even Fort Knox is going digital........
But don't you think that yesterday's affair was more like some sort of test drive ???
No, I don’t think it was a test drive. I think it was a human-made issue caused by poor change management and insufficient testing made worse by ever increasingly complicated systems, and overworked, underpaid IT departments.
@Codpiece@feddit.uk overworked, underpaid IT departments ?? Things are going to grow starker and starker with the corporates than you can imagine.