First issue of something new I’m trying: The Internet Brief. This one: Yandex’s data centers going dark, French supermarket fridges, today’s critical PHP flaw (!!), a month of outages, and the South Pole’s satellite hours. First try, so feedback welcome! https://t.co/z62U1eczJ9
#Microsoft's Exchange Online, the email service behind Outlook for many businesses, started coming back after about 18 hours of disruption.
At 12:06 UTC on November 13, 78% of probes around the world could connect to it, up from 6% at 10:39 UTC. Teams and Google worked.
We’re seeing encouraging recovery progress, with service availability and email delivery performance improving across a growing portion of affected Microsoft 365 infrastructure. Some users may still experience intermittent issues as recovery actions continue. We’re focused on recovery for the remaining affected environments while prioritizing email queue and backlog reduction. The extended 48-hour email timeout window remains in place to help protect delayed messages as delivery catches up. A more comprehensive update can be found at MO1550821 in the Microsoft 365 admin center, as well as https://t.co/bVoAAh3D2G if the admin center is not available to you.
#Microsoft's Exchange Online, the email service behind Outlook for many businesses, started coming back after about 18 hours of disruption.
At 12:06 UTC on November 13, 78% of probes around the world could connect to it, up from 6% at 10:39 UTC. Teams and Google worked.
#Microsoft's Exchange Online, the email service behind Outlook for many businesses, is failing today.
At 21:06 UTC, 31 of 40 Globalping probes worldwide couldn't connect to it, and only 1 of 20 outside Europe got through. The same probes reached Teams and Google.
Jensen Huang resignation rekindles a bunch of memories from this great book. Including this now-historic anecdote about how the then videogame chip company gets an email from Geoffrey Hinton about, hey, can we get a chip to do AI? And NVIDIA initially brushes him off.
@marcelolebre@mattzcarey I was brainwashed a few times in factories by Toyota folks on the Kaizen and Muda and such methods (as a 10 year car journalist back in the day). And it’s quite convincing, even more when you see it in action
I am hearing that Microsoft's Outlook outage is down to some kind of rollout that caused servers to spike CPU usage, causing racks to go into maintenance mode and creating cascading failures
so.... I'd love a session-first home screen: recent sessions/worktrees, their status, what they're working on, key decisions and next steps.
Projects are too buried, and ChatGPT's 10-pin limit doesn't help. We need a better overview across Codex and ChatGPT.
Thanks for making dictation more visible, Tibo
Microsoft's Exchange Online, the email service behind Outlook for many businesses, was still failing early on November 13.
At 01:19 UTC, 83% of probes worldwide couldn't connect, and 100% of those outside Europe failed. The same probes reached Teams and Google.
#Microsoft's Exchange Online, the email service behind Outlook for many businesses, is failing today.
At 21:06 UTC, 31 of 40 Globalping probes worldwide couldn't connect to it, and only 1 of 20 outside Europe got through. The same probes reached Teams and Google.
Following cyberattacks on supermarket refrigeration systems in Europe, IPinfo data shows exposed dashboards declining sharply in France, Belgium, and Sweden.
The pattern? Security measures appear to follow attacks.
Read more: https://t.co/fvvyEBDNcr
#Cybersecurity #InternetData