Teams is crashing around UK and Europe.
There's no link to people not getting vaccinated and Bill Gates getting upset.
There's no link to people not getting vaccinated and Bill Gates getting upset.
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I reported it 2.5 hours ago, half an hour after that it was a UK only issue.
Microsoft 365 Service health status…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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Originally posted by DoctorStrangelove View PostWalk walked wherein it rained up me.
Maybe wear bicycle clips?
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Teams and its sharepoint back end, I believe. We were having trouble submitting our timesheets via Project Online too.Comment
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Which would point to problems at UK South (or Durham)Originally posted by ladymuck View Postmerely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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If you like Just a Minute then the ballot for tickets to the next zoom-recorded event has just opened.
Just a Minute - Remote Virtual Audience Event | Shows and tours
Won't be the same without Nicolas Parsons
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So I put in a middling performance for the Consultancy vs Client Christmas quiz.
Some people know way too much about Christmas films and related tat.Comment
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The watch really skanked me on the bins and shopping today, crediting me with a measly three minutes the lot
So a walk has been briskly walked, thereby closing both the green and red rings; and as the cyan ring closed while I was putting my shoes on (which is odd as I was sitting down and that's the "stand" ring), that's all three rings done for today
Now to get dinner on
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I allowed myself to be drawn into a huge debate on Twitter about what constitutes a "list" in HTML from an accessibility perspective. Apparently, as people overuse lists for inappropriate purposes (rather like tables used to be), VoiceOver in WebKit uses certain heuristics to determine if something deserves to be considered a real list or not; real lists get the spoken "list of seven items"…"end of list" treatment, whereas unworthy lists don't even if they're marked up with <ul> and <li>.
This all started before lunchtime, I tried to contribute a few helpful comments, and I'm still getting pinged with new replies every couple of minutes
TBH I think the fact that this was implemented around 2014 and nobody claims to have been inconvenienced by it before now says it all; but who am I to argue with screenreader users? They know far better than me what they expect from assistive technologies
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