talking with my wife about failure modes and robust design, and had the occasion to use the unique phrase "any failure mode that results in your bra being advertised with a picture of Hitler's face is not a good one"
@gsuberland I... do I want to know?
@q an online clothing shop decided they needed a placeholder image as a default for all unlisted sales items, and someone had the thought "hmm we should make it something that really makes it obvious we didn't set an image yet, so nobody can ever forget to apply an image", and thus the default foolishly became a picture of Hitler's face, forgetting the golden rule that all processes will eventually fail at some point.
@gsuberland @q what the fucking hell
@f4grx @gsuberland @q And it wasn't even an indian shop...
@Nixie @f4grx @q well known UK retailer

@gsuberland @Nixie @f4grx @q I think I’ve found it (unless it happened twice…) — apparently the system picked a random photo from every photo they had and it happened to be a hitler book…

https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/store-uses-picture-hitlers-book-6971303

Store uses picture of Hitler's book to advertise £5 black bra in online blunder

Simply Be, which stocks women's fashion for sizes 12-32, apologised for the mix-up after shoppers were quick to point out the mistake on Twitter

Daily Mirror
@eval yikes lol