Re:Microsoft says attempts to fix global outage not going 'a...
by benfortuna on Friday November 13, 2026 @05:00AM
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Even if it lasted a month, that is not the lesson they would learn. Cut costs and grow revenue are as instinctive to them as breathing. There will be no apologies for that.
Re:Microsoft says attempts to fix global outage not going 'a...
by Marczelloni on Friday November 13, 2026 @05:06AM
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You sir or madam, unfortunately, are right...
One can only hope for a damage to their reputation so significant, it encourages other companies to swtch providers, and the devs to stand up and develop competing solutions.
Re:Microsoft says attempts to fix global outage not going 'a...
by karmakurtisaani on Friday November 13, 2026 @06:32AM
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Since Musk fired most of Twitter engineers, it seems like the prevailing thought has been that you can just trim your organization of the unnecessary workers, only accelerated by AI development. I also hope that this proves out to be disastrous for MS and the thinking goes back to hiring top people and making sure they're happy.
Re:Microsoft says attempts to fix global outage not going 'a...
by throw0101d on Friday November 13, 2026 @07:06AM
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> The corrupted executives need to learn their lesson on consequences of their actions. Laying off the core of your system?. Say goodbye to triple-9 SLA.
Do you think they actually care about their "triple-9 SLA"? Only in as much as they could use it as a marketing bullet point to sign contracts to increase revenues/profits.
The corrupted executives need to learn their lesson on consequences of their actions. Laying off the core of your system?. Say goodbye to triple-9 SLA.
I have zero sympathy for big tech