# IRC Log Summary - November 16, 2016

- Amazon Web Services introduced an 80TB encrypted data shipping crate called "Snowball" that costs $200 per job, featuring an e-ink display that functions as its own shipping label, though it can only transfer data to and from Amazon's services.

- A discussion about Facebook's user experience noted that the platform frequently displays "Sorry, this content isn't available right now" errors, with one participant suggesting this happens when content is deleted, while another attributed it to Facebook's internal programming culture of "move fast and break everything."

- The conversation briefly touched on Facebook's development approach, describing how they simultaneously test approximately 1,000 features in live production environments rather than in isolated testing environments.

- There were no substantive discussions about transhumanism, AI, biohacking, or other core topics typically associated with the channel during this log period.

- The log primarily consisted of connection notifications, with minimal substantive conversation between participants beyond the brief exchanges about data transfer solutions and Facebook's platform reliability.