https://lemmy.nz/u/throws_lemy posted on Apr 2, 2026 17:20
Lmao
There’s this one software we have to use for our emergency response and it’s buggy as hell. Crashes on opening on phones, tablets, even the PC application. The browser version only works marginally better but is slow and can take minutes to pull or submit single queries.
play stupid games win stupid prizes
Who let Windows onto a space ship?
The original RFC for SMTP is forty-six years old.
There are zero valid reasons to use micro$lop for a space mission. 98% of Lemmy users could have built a more robust solution at 1⁄1,000,000th the cost.
Is this a late April fools joke?
“you’re holding it wrong, assholes”
https://lemmy.ca/pictrs/image/1a23ec93-c8a9-44e3-9e85-eb586fa19783.png
No, unfortunately I think microslop is here to stay.
But the point was to blow money doing the thing we did 60 years ago.
Oh. Well. Then well done.
So … everything works about as good as they can possibly expect it?
Happens all the time on my work computer. It’s amazing that this hasn’t happened earlier, makes me think they didn’t really practice this thing much.
There weren’t any Doors OS available
It’s fucking email. This problem was solved in 1988. Why do you need Outlook to begin with?
come on baby, light my fire
Every government or bigcorp employee I’ve ever met does not know the difference between the software Outlook and the concepts of both email and digital calendars
To ask Sloppilot if the moon is fake.
Christ, I just had this apocalyptic vision of fire departments trying to run their operations using JIRA.
Bodum tss!
I wonder if they’re trying to use outlook. I think Microsoft are replacing it with outlook so might have some bugs. Unless they’re using outlook of course, that might be the issue. They should try outlook, that’s a much better and lighter experience.
Try proton lol
I spent weeks on the phone with clients asking them to enter their email password at a particular step. Every one of them would say they didn’t know it or forgot it, which would then prompt me to go through the password reset process.
Then one client said, “You mean my outlook password?”
For each client after, I said to enter their Outlook password, and everyone knew it from then on.
Imagine going to space and still having to use outlook.
Ah man, it would be hilarious if it’s just copilot not being able to connect to ms and it getting stuck there.
For a tool that’s designed to do exactly one thing, it’s astonishingly bad at it.
