What's really scary here is the US Army runs on Microsoft 365 basically. I know it's a special version of it, but I wonder if their systems have been down also.
Replying to @MSFT365Status
We’ve made additional progress toward recovery, with actions now completed across portions of affected infrastructure and traffic being gradually restored. We’re seeing improvements in key scenarios, including mailbox access and delayed email processing, though some intermittent issues may continue. Our focus is extending these recovery actions across remaining affected infrastructure while continuing stabilization and adding capacity to improve consistency. A more comprehensive update can be found at MO1550821 in the Microsoft 365 admin center, as well as status.cloud.microsoft/ if the admin center is not available to you.
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Just saw the most random thing this morning. A new political billboard went up in Michigan on my way to the office. Over a week after the election is over, a third party put up a new billboard telling people to vote for change. I feel like somebody screwed up the dates on that billboard.
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In the world we live in today, trying to cut back a defensive system to protect Americans seems not just silly but dangerous.
New Democratic Congress will likely strip the gilding from Trump's Golden Dome arstechnica.com/space/2026/1…
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Just had to call Walmart about a bunch of missing items from a delivery today. Went straight to an AI agent, zero wait time, no menus to press through. In a normal sounding conversation, I told them the items missing, and within three minutes I had a full refund. By far the best AI phone agent experience ever. Very impressive.
Supermarkets across Europe hit by new fridge cyberattacks share.google/sff4NsHeVgROxWy…
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Starbucks is going to use AI to take your order and it will know who you are as soon as you pull up...
Starbucks is going to add AI to its drive thru and in-store customer recognition by 2027 share.google/25F1tRe1jRCxQao…
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Do you think this lawsuit should go forward or do you think it's silly?
McDonald's must face lawsuit over McRib, US judge rules | Reuters share.google/dEQO3KxapyEPAdj…
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Luke Bouma retweeted
📺On October 29, 1998, high-definition television (HDTV) sets were introduced in the United States
Luke Bouma retweeted
We at American Dad! have so much gratitude and love for Patrick Stewart. He said how happy he was to do American Dad! because he was so rarely asked to do comedy, which is insane, as his ability to get the laugh was uncanny. Thank you, Sir, for sharing your joyful spirit, inspiring voice, and willingness to be ridiculous. You turned Avery Bullock, Deputy Director of the CIA, into someone the world loved and couldn't get enough of. We will miss you.
Sadly, I had to decline Skydance's offer to lead their streaming services... Jk
Skydance Reveals Key TV and Streaming Leadership Roles share.google/PPhBJO3evn7O0p7…
Windows XP 25 Years Later! An LGR Retrospective youtube.com/watch?v=GAv1EwoR…
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