> This may end up in one of those court evidence videos or lawsuits - this isn’t a funny thing.

I didn't take the CrowdStrike's executive as making light of the situation, at all. If anything, I thought his speech took it seriously, acknowledged it was a major, major fuckup, and basically said he was accepting the trophy as a mark of shame and as a cautionary tale for future CrowdStrike employees.

I thought the exec accepting this was a true class act (to emphasize, saying that in no way should imply that I think it absolves CrowdStrike of responsibility, or liability, for what happened).