I must be unlucky because I'm in that .73% way more than .73% of the time.
There was a post on here the other day explaining this exact phenomenon: https://brooker.co.za/blog/2026/06/19/waiting.html
That's how outages on very popular systems work - there's no downtime when most engineers are sleeping, since they're not under load.
A lot of deployments are also being done by engineers, performing the deploys while awake. Thus increasing the risk of outages while I'm awake. :(
There was a post on here the other day explaining this exact phenomenon: https://brooker.co.za/blog/2026/06/19/waiting.html
That's how outages on very popular systems work - there's no downtime when most engineers are sleeping, since they're not under load.
A lot of deployments are also being done by engineers, performing the deploys while awake. Thus increasing the risk of outages while I'm awake. :(