Quite a blunder by him, he deleted his entire company even the back-ups and everything is gone.
‘I feel sorry to say that your company is now essentially dead,’ one person on a coding forum advised Marco Marsala
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14th April 2016 By Andrew Griffin
A man appears to have deleted his entire company with one mistaken piece of code.
By accidentally telling his computer to delete everything in his servers, hosting provider Marco Marsala has seemingly removed all trace of his company and the websites that he looks after for his customers.
Mr Marsala wrote on a forum for server experts called Server Fault that he was now stuck after having accidentally run destructive code on his own computers. But far from advising them how to fix it, most experts informed him that he had just accidentally deleted the data of his company and its clients, and in so doing had probably destroyed his entire company with just one line of code.
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Man accidentally 'deletes his entire company' with one line of bad code
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+62Wow this is so sad..even all the backups were destroyed! Ouch!:(
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+54Stack Overflow said it was 'not particularly amused'
James Niccolai Apr 15, 2016 The owner of a Web hosting company who claimed to have erased his entire business from the Internet with a single script command appears to have made the whole thing up.
Marco Marsala of Italy posted a cry for help on the popular Server Fault forum earlier this week, claiming he’d accidentally erased all the data on his servers including backups.
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I am struggling to see the point of the hoax? What would he stand to gain by this unless he was trying to run away from or evade some or all of his clients? :S
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