13 Most EMBARRASSING Tech Fails of all time.

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[Mrwhosetheboss]

I still can't believe the Y2K bug was a real thing 😂

[Mrwhosetheboss]

Hey guys, just to clarify, I'm not having a baby - the "Mini Arun" was a joke (but thanks for the wishes 😂)

The couple who made the diapers have to sue Amazon

[MandJTV]

very amused that I appear at 19:48 when he says "spending hundreds of hours" when that's a clip of me finding it first try 😂

[dannymcdandan]

4:40 Who could’ve seen that coming, Amazon, a two trillion dollar company, is responsible for ruining small businesses and not taking accountability for it? God I love ultra rich corporations 😃

[pythonthesnek]

Fun fact: Greece wasn't affected by the crowdstrike incident because the infrastructure is too old and outdated to use falcon.

[lfcbpro]

Y2K was actually a demonstration of a HUGE tech success.
Software engineers worked tirelessly to fix code and prevent the world collapsing.
They don't get the credit they deserve for their hard work.

[DaniGeez]

Y2K is one of my core memories and I remember yelling “happy new year” and expecting something to fall from the sky the first second it became 2000

[Jules_Diplopia]

I loved the Y2K bug. I was a Network manager at the time, and despite assuring my bosses (who knew nothing about computers) that my team had checked everything and made all the neccessary corrections, updates etc. they still insisted that someone was there as a safeguard as the year 2000 came around. So I spent the night sitting in a lovely cool server room, getting paid 4 times the normal rate, just to reassure them.
Amazingly enough they still didn't listen to me when I said that we needed a better data backup system. I left the company about 6 months later and only a few years later bumped into an old colleague from that time. He told me of the disaster when their backups failed a few months after I had left.
Oh well, some people never learn.

[Jonboy_]

I like how Mrwhostheboss will talk about how a product/project failed miserably, but only give it a “1/10 fail.”

[apfelfreund]

Amazon WANTED that Review up so they can make their own in the future

[ThirtyVirus]

When I heard you refer to Bungee as the company that made Destiny and not Halo... I died inside a little.

[dukathneu]

„Sir. You rented that video for 100 years!“ - „No. It’s been two days. 100 years ago there were no VHS around.“ - „The computer tells so. Sorry. I can’t do anything about it.“

[Samin-qigz]

Finally the tech fail series is BACK with a BANGER.

[mjordan]

I worked for a major credit card company (1983-2009) and yes, the Y2K event entailed a major effort across the board. Thankfully, there were no issues on New Year's Day - but it definitely was NOT a false alarm.
Edit: And guess where we spent New Year's Eve. 😁

[Omgitssoup]

0:57 😂 this dude really thinks bacon and ice cream is this atrocious absurd combination

[Errcyco]

I remember buying my first laptop when I was 12 in 1999, EVERY system in CompUSA had a "Y2K TESTED" sticker lol.

[zno]

This is my favorite Mrwhosetheboss type of video!!

[icychill]

Worked at a newspaper during the crowdstrike crisis, our IT department came in at 6 am and had to figure out how to be able to restart and load backups so we could recieve our data for everything. they worked 12+ hours and only got the most vital devices back online.

[bolaoyerinde]

I was patiently waiting for MKBHD'S wallpaper app😂😂