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Microsoft Outlook, Exchange and Teams calendar are down worldwide
- tallanvor 2y agoMO941162, not that it gets updated that often.
- mkl 2y ago> With your agreement, we and our 870 partners use cookies or similar technologies to store, access, and process personal data !! Surely there's a more respectable source. Anyway, Outlook is working fine for me here in NZ. This news seems to be a day old: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=MO941162 https://duckduckgo.com/?q=MO941162
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- BLKNSLVR 2y agoChecking in from Oz, Outlook was working fine 30 minutes ago.
- hcaz 2y agoMore respectable source - https://x.com/MSFT365Status https://x.com/MSFT365Status
- Dalewyn 2y ago[flagged]
- jasonjayr 2y agoBy default, the posts are all out of order. Top 5 posts are from 2022, 2023, 2020, Jul 19 (Crowdstrike), Jul 18. (in that specific order) Not really useful for the 'latest' going on. Twitter used to be able to do that, was super useful to get the pulse of a current event.
- Dalewyn 2y agoNot sure what's wrong with your feed, if I go to that account the top post is from 3 hours ago concerning this outage along with two replies at 2 hours and then ~48 minutes ago located right under it.
- forbiddenlake 2y agoYou're logged in, they are not.
- reddotchaser 2y agoYeah I used to use Twitter without an account quite a bit and I guess saw a decent amount of ads to make it worthwhile for them. Don’t understand them messing with non-logged in users. I haven’t used twitter in a couple of years now because of that even though I’d like to. It’s completely useless unless I’ve a direct link to a tweet
- ivewonyoung 2y agoIt's a countermeasure to intensive scraping by bots for AI purposes that was costing them a lot of server costs.
- worble 2y agoI didn't downvote, but my only problem is that I can't tell if it's a more respectable source or not since twitter won't let me see anything without creating an account ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
- reddotchaser 2y agoTwitter is unusable if you don’t have an account. Only thing that works is direct link to tweets. I imagine there are plenty of privacy conscious people on this platform who don’t have social media accounts so a link to a Twitter account is pretty much useless for them.
- voidfunc 2y ago[flagged]
- wizzwizz4 2y agoI got banned within 10 minutes when I tried that. (Twitter's TOS says I'm no longer allowed to create accounts.)
- contracertainty 2y agoHey, privacy is a vald concern. I could just as easily say 'When you say "privacy doesn't matter" most of us hear "moron". Try being a bit more civil next time.
- ivewonyoung 2y agoPrivacy isn't free and comes with its own costs. I give up on a lot of things but I also realize programmers and ops people need to eat too, and servers, bandwidth aren't free.
- zelphirkalt 2y agoLets not ship so much tracking and ads, this way we can reduce the amount of sent data a lot!
- ttepasse 2y agoHow do you evaluate respectability in this case? The icon that meant verified on Twitter now only means that someone paid money to X. (And of course you can't read it if you're not logged in.)
- EGreg 2y agoI respect them more. So that’s one data point.. (PS: Poe’s law).
- Trellmor 2y agoIn this case you can find this X account linked on some Microsoft status pages. https://status.cloud.microsoft/ https://status.cloud.microsoft/
- ivewonyoung 2y agoExactly like how you evaluate respectability on any platform including the web. Not like there are reliable checkmarks everywhere you go.
- snickerbockers 2y agoIf people cared about that they wouldn't be using Microsoft.
- TrueDuality 2y agoSo many unfortunately don't have a choice
- snickerbockers 2y agoUhhh... is Bill gates holding your family hostage???
- TrueDuality 2y agoNo, but my work is holding my paycheck hostage.
- mrweasel 2y agoEuroNews is generally pretty respectable, but it is sad that their cookie/tracking banner isn't compliant. Equally sad that no one at EuroNews management have seen the banner and though: 870 partners seems like 867 to many. Arguably EuroNews is a strange source for news like this, but companies like Microsoft and Amazon are terrible about communicating outages directly.
- hulitu 2y ago> EuroNews is generally pretty respectable Was. A long time ago. Today they are just propaganda spreaders.
- Terretta 2y agoOn the contrary, it seems compliant? The link to continue without agreeing is right at the top with the warning, and not buried somewhere in settings (and especially not sending you to each of the 800 to opt out individually like so many firms helpfully offer).
- Terretta 2y agoThe thing about this that's troubling is that you saw it and it troubled you. Most sites linked from HN you don't see that number even though it often numbers in the thousands; and if you do get told, they don't let you use a single click to continue without agreeing. I was pleasantly surprised how transparent this was, and that I could just disagree and continue, instead of the usual GDPR-dodging dark patterns.
- null3d 2y agoI only wish it was down... it's all good here in NL.
- jeroenhd 2y agoIt was down this morning, producing a plaintext 404 for some endpoints for some reason. Seems like they managed to fix most of it, though.
- CodeCompost 2y agoWe're having problems here in NL. SharePoint Online search is broken too.
- LandR 2y ago> SharePoint Online search is broken too. How could you tell ?
- null3d 2y agoSharePoint is broken by default, no?
- raxxorraxor 2y agoYes. I have to develop against it sometimes. It is ridiculous how buggy this old software still is. And MS tries to put "new" features into it and shutting down hopelessly old but still more feature-rich components, making it even worse over time.
- throwup238 2y agoLooks like global productivity will see a small but positive bump today.
- BLKNSLVR 2y agoIf only Slack could take some of its 0.0x% sometime soon, I might be able to finish off three or four dangling threads.
- pastage 2y agoI understand why it is still popular, I first used it at my current job and for the life of me I do not understand how people put up with it. It is one of the worst applications I use in my daily work life.
- dec0dedab0de 2y agoAlmost 20 years ago, I remember getting in an argument with a new manager who was pushing for the company to use Exchange “because that’s what businesses do” Then about 5 years ago something similar happened at another company when I was against 365. Their argument was “I know it sucks, but that’s microsoft’s preferred way” There are a lot of people with decision making power that base their decisions solely on marketing material.
- larsnystrom 2y agoBut what options are there? You pretty much must choose between Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace.
- dec0dedab0de 2y agopostfix and dovecot with an smtp relay service, and let people use whatever client they want, or that comes with their OS. I’m kidding, I know that nobody runs programs on their own computers anymore.
- oniony 2y agoThen you should think yourself lucky that you've never had to use Lotus Notes.
- pridkett 2y agoYes, but I also remember in 2007 how I could just pound through hundreds of emails on a flight (this was pre-Internet days) and when I landed all my sent messages would just magically get sent. Sure some IMAP clients had the concept of an outbox when they couldn’t connect to send an email, but I never found one that worked as well as Lotus Notes. Fantastic master-master replication distributed database with a very poor email client built on top.
- jccalhoun 2y agoOh no! Now I won't be able to attend our weekly monday morning meeting! The horror!
- mrweasel 2y agoIf only there was some way, maybe through decentralization, to ensure that not all of Microsoft Exchange customer where down at the same time. Maybe if there where a self-hosting option, or a partner network that could offer these service. Oh well, guess we'll never know.
- slater 2y agoGet out of here with that crazy talk
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- latentcall 2y agoIf only it could stay down forever. :)
- gn4d 2y agofucking retards still have their status page set to "We're all good!" haha, nothing ever changes