Microsoft-Crowdstrike issue causes 'largest IT outage in history'
Microsoft-Crowdstrike issue causes 'largest IT outage in history'
A major IT outage has grounded planes and sent broadcasters off air.
Hmm far fewer comments on Lemmy this morning lol. Poor IT folks... I'm sorry.
I'm in IT and I'm still here, commenting away!
~Posted from Linux Mint~
I'm in IT, I am not affected but will express my sympathy in between handfuls of popcorn!
don't they all live for this day?
ie fixing bad decisions made by some corpo clown 4 years ago to save 25 cents on something?
When being let go from your Sysadmin job a few months ago is a blessing in disguise.
I work nights, we were the first people in the company to experience the outage lol we left IT a "sorry for the chaos" note
Hahaha.
"Tally-ho chaps. Sincerest apologies for the chaos. Chin up.
rockSlayer"
Bet you slept like a log.
Sure did lol and it gave me a reason to have a long weekend
Oh look, Linux works.
So does my TI 85.
My Ti-89 also appears to be uneffected.
You must have meant IQ 85.
You because no big companies are using it hehe
Every big company uses it. You'll find Red Hat at nearly all Fortune 500 companies somewhere.
Happy I'm not in IT anymore.
One of my first major outages was caused by the iloveyou.vbs virus that emailed itself to your contact list. It brought our exchange server to its knees in minutes and took quite a while to clean up.
Nobody really understood at the time that attachments could be dangerous.
I'm in IT :(
Sorry man, good luck 😅
So is this what was making my teams show me as away? I kept trying to make it green and shit but it wouldn't change.
I've never been happier I dropped out of my CS classes
Aww why may I ask?
I naively applied to only one university, a private institution that I was accepted into surprisingly enough. The downside being that it was absurdly expensive, and I only realized halfway through my first year there that my loan payments were going to be impossible to make. I did have a plan originally, but it was contingent on academic excellence that was probably unrealistic.