To be exact: 365.0000. The flap is 0.0% of the way over.
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until it's official, at 8:17 AM Pacific on Friday. Unless somebody fixes it first.
When the clock started
8:17 AM Pacific, Thursday. That is the start time Microsoft gave for incident EX1550543, as reported. A full day later is 8:17 AM Friday.
What counts as back up
Microsoft says so. The clock stops when Microsoft's public status page stops showing a problem for Microsoft 365. "Works for me" does not count. The first all-clear ends it.
Who is keeping score
A script reads that status page every 10 minutes. It has not reported in yet.
While you wait
Email is down, so you have time. Everything here stays in your browser.
Outage bingo
Tap what you've seen today. Five in a row wins nothing.
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Call it
When does Microsoft give the all-clear? One pick. Bets are final, like a change freeze. Stakes: one slice of cake. Times are Pacific.
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Root cause machine
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