How is this not a bigger news? It's been on and (mostly) off for 14 hours.
It is literally at the top of the front page on all major news services.
Here in the UK it was on Radio 4 main news this morning and is the headline story for the online mainstream newspapers.
It's also got two stories on the BBC Home Page, including one which is live reporting.
Except in The Netherlands, where we have some political trouble.
Curious how such a worldwide issue can manifest, considering Microsoft usually has some pretty good geo availability mirroring?
Even Facebook took itself down with a single configuration change. Mistakes happen.
Well, over here we vote each year for the next four years.
It shouldn't be news in the first place, why do we all use such centralized systems where everything breaks down because of one bottleneck is the better question.