New Microsoft 365 outage update, as of 7:08 PM ET. The servers they returned to service can become unresponsive again once traffic hits them.
Microsoft is analyzing why, and it's now:
- Temporarily limiting which types of traffic can reach the affected infrastructure in some locations, to see if a particular request type is triggering it
- Rebuilding a subset of those servers on a previous software configuration, to test whether that keeps them stable
Windows 365 Cloud PCs that use Microsoft Purview Customer Key were added to the affected list. Exchange, Teams, SharePoint, Copilot, Intune, Defender, Purview, and the rest of the earlier list are still degraded. Microsoft still reports no Azure issues.
Incidents: EX1550543 and MO1550821. Next official update is due by 8:30 PM ET.
The limited recovery didn't hold under load.
@dalymoder Guess you read every other word.
FULL-SIZE three-row family hauler (suv/van).
The MYL is NOT a full-size family hauler.
I’m not hating on the MYL, I have one on order.
I don't think it's JUST the Cybertruck. It's a pile of things stacking up.
It was announced in a one-line X post. No press release, no real explanation beyond "make room for Cybercab."
It comes right on the heels of the S and X getting axed in January so Fremont could build Optimus. The last ones rolled off the line in May.
That leaves the Model 3 and Model Y. No full-size three-row family hauler, no truck, no Model 2 and nothing in the pipeline for families who need more seats and storage.
I don't count the Roadster. It was promised for 2020, now it's "2028," and it's $50K just to reserve one. That's a multi-millionaires toy, not a car for the masses.
Put it all together and a lot of us see Tesla walking away from consumer cars to become a robotaxi service. Most Americans aren't there.
Similar thing happened with EVs. California and DC tried to force everyone off gas with mandates and a 2035 ban, and buyers pushed back hard enough that Congress killed California's waiver. People don't like being told what to drive. Now Tesla's doing the same thing from the other side, steering us out of ownership and into robotaxis whether we want it or not. The market will push back on that too.
That's not hating Elon. That's a customer reading the writing on the wall.
I’m astounded by how the Tesla community has crumbled and now harbors animosity towards Elon Musk because of their self-serving dislike for the Cybertruck’s discontinuation. You truly have no idea what the future holds. It would be wise for you to sell your stocks now, and I’ll gladly purchase them.
@Hyfly11 I’m getting the 20’s knowing I have the possibility to trade someone down the line for their 19’s and potentially make some money off the deal or get fresher tires.
I don't go out to get the "free" meal and other gratuities on Veteran's Day. Not because I'm too good for it but years ago I grew disgusted with the entitled behavior I saw from some, demanding far more than what they were offered.
And also because there are fellow veterans who are in far worse financial conditions than I am. I would rather they get a break today.
I’m smart enough to know that if EV adoption is struggling in the 🇺🇸, that ride-as-a-service as replacement of people owning their own vehicles is going to struggle. It’ll easily replace taxis and Uber-Lyft, but replacing the vehicle in my driveway with all my stuff and my kids car seats in it that I can just walk out to and go wherever I want in seconds….. nah.
@lolite_a Maybe for major metro like NYC. For Texas, I only see that necessary for connecting the Texas Triangle- DFW, Houston, Austin. San Antonio. Even then, I think it’s a waste and will be under utilized. AV taxi will bee much more useful and utilized for that connection though.