13 Most EMBARRASSING Tech Fails of all time.

I actually had the HP Touchpad when I was a kid. My brother worked at a electronic shop where they put it on sale for 99€ and he managed to get one for me. I used this thing every single day. I absolutely loved it!!

IRT: Snowflake hack. It's not really snowflake's fault as it is the customers who didn't secure their passwords.

The Mars Climate Orbiter was lost costing NASA $327.6 million.
Cause of loss?
They forgot to convert some data to metric units from imperial!

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The Cybertruck motor "non-recall" should totally be a recall because it's already been proven to fail IN THE RAIN.

How did you get the name "Mrwhosetheboss"?

This list highlights 13 embarrassing tech failures, including McDonald’s AI-assisted voice ordering system, the Optimus Maximus keyboard, and the One Laptop Per Child initiative. These failures showcase the challenges and risks associated with innovative technologies, despite their potential benefits. Despite some successes, such as the Elgato Stream Deck, others, like the Rabbit R1, failed to meet expectations due to limitations and security concerns.

HP’s Touchpad tablet failed due to its slow and clunky interface, while the Morris worm caused significant damage to early internet systems. Tesla’s Cyber Truck has faced numerous recalls and software issues, while Concord, a PlayStation Studios game, failed to attract players due to its unappealing character designs and lack of marketing.

Despite significant investments, several high-profile companies faced embarrassing failures due to cyber attacks, software errors, and human mistakes. These incidents resulted in substantial financial losses and raised concerns about the reliability of technology. Despite efforts to prevent the Y2K bug, some systems still experienced issues, highlighting the importance of thorough testing and maintenance.

Also ignore the haters on X you’re still awesome!

I thought concord was a plane!!!

I liked the ai McDonald’s ordering thing it was way more patient with me and was more correct than people

I was on Holiday when the CrowdStrike happened, so I totally dodged that bullet. 😂

can you do a video about brawl stars? <3

CrowdStrike is not just Windows but other operating systems also.
A couple of months prior to the Windows outages caused by CrowdStrike, a similar issue happened on Linux systems. A faulty update was pushed. From what I understand, it was easier recovered.
My Windows laptop was one of the systems that was BSOD by CrowdStrike. Booting up in safe mode also BSOD the system. I had to start command prompt from the recovery screen, and rename the CrowdStrike sys file to get in. Not to mention the issue with recovery keys for drive encryption (BitLocker) needed to do these tasks. This was prior to the fix being released, oh yea... We got notified about the fix by email that would have been on the BSOD system.
From what I heard, take this as a rumors... There are smaller companies that could not get back into their systems due to BSOD happening on their encrypted AD servers that stored their BitLocker keys. They had to end up restoring their whole environment loosing over a week of work.

Best vid keep up the good work

„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.“

We are with you Arun!!!! L Brian

I half expected the PS5 Pro to be on this list.

Art Lebedev Studio may be unknown in Europe, but here in Russia it`s a huge deal. Like, the most famous design studio in Russia.

I knew you wouldn't mention the DEI aspects of Concord. You're petrified of being even slightly based.

Calling Concord a more embarassing fail than the tech before that is absolutely insane.

i loved my hp touchpad i ran it till i got an ipad gen 5 in 2017 i didnt know it flopped that hard

Concord L needs to be studied

Would you look at that, it Aruba😅

Riya ekkada 😂

The whole Y2K thing is a perfect example of a global crisis paradox. If no action was taken, there would have been a global crisis BUT because they were successful in preventing the crisis from happening, most people assumed the threat wasn't that serious when not much went wrong at midnight. The problem was so well dealt with that it made it look like it was never even an issue.

Lol живу в России и только сейчас узнал что была такая клавиатура от лебедева

Ma-ri-ner- an explorer discovering new worlds. Not Ma-reee-na,a Russian first name.

Something worth considering, for hacker groups. Usually they do make good on their promise to delete the data that they breached for a certain amount of money. This is because if they weren't honest about deleting it, and leaked it anyways, companies would learn from this and would never again pay ransoms. In which case the hackers would never make money agan, unless they sold to black market buyers very cheap. Hackers usualy aren't out to wreak havoc and cause problems for citizens, they just want money from big corportations. It's in their best interest to not give companies a reason to not trust them.

Ah yes, I too remember that time a cyber truck fell into a sinkhole

«unknown russian design company»

Arun, your previous thumbnail looks better.

The new one doesn't even look readable!

Dont wear such short pants, it is very short , make it knee length.

i was in london when the crowdstrike mistake went on. london underground terminals werent working, boarding boats and planes werent either. it was crazy

People also initially thought concord was going to be an adventure game but it turned out to be another live service

Whoever returned the used nappy is a true psychopath.

What about the Titan submarine with the PS controller?

you should check skull and bones it cost ubisoft 650m-800m apparently

clicking off because you called valorant an overwatch clone

Okay, first one: fail. But also I hate all the TokTokers for bringing down new ideas immediately only bc they need stupid content for all their irrelevant accounts

Eat me 😂😂

I thought Apple was kinda weird for forbidding all apps from running in the kernel space, compared to Windows and Linux. Come the CrowdStrike Falcon disaster where macOS was the only operating system to not be brought to its knees when Falcon was installed, and I suddenly get why. Even Microsoft's been talking with devs about giving them new tools so they don't have to run in Windows's kernel space.

I can remember when the Falcon incident happened. Did not touch my laptop for days.

PLEASE FOR THE LOVE OF GOD WE HAVE WATER IN AFRICA. WE HAVE WATER!