[rescue] advice on rescuing an e10k

[Charles Shannon Hendrix]

Fri, 27 Oct 2006 @ 13:37 -0400, John Francini said:

> Yes, but that really doesn't define it as 'mission-critical'.  It  
> just means that the person(s) who think it is have a potentially  
> overblown opinion of either themselves or the true importance of the  
> system to the running of their business.  It doesn't mean it's  
> mission-critical in any sort of real-world sense.

Name something that is mission criticial in any sort of real world
sense.

You won't be able to name *ANYTHING* that some part of the world will
not just yawn at.

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