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Corkyskog@sh.itjust.works to News@lemmy.world · 9 hours ago

Microsoft’s Outlook e-mail service is down nationwide

www.wtoc.com

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Microsoft’s Outlook e-mail service is down nationwide

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Corkyskog@sh.itjust.works to News@lemmy.world · 9 hours ago
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Microsoft confirmed on X that users are having issues accessing their online emails through outlook.
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    More people should be concerned about how much digital infrastructure goes through so few companies…

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    *worldwide

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    Not just Microsoft 365, its like half the fucking internet lol.

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      Somehow when all the vibe coded nonsense wrecks everyone’s services, somehow our shoestring little Fediverse servers remain. Of course, we’ll use that newfound power to gloat and post about soapy beans in jeans, lol.

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        I will maintain that is the true purpose of the internet.

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    Are a few dominant American owned SAAS providers really the resilient system we want to tackle an uncertain future?

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      Nobody with a working brain wants to depend on the few US SAAS providers.

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