Artemis II Crew Battles Microsoft Outlook En Route to the Moon
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A screenshot of an X.com post from the verified Polymarket account (@Polymarket) on a black background, reading: 'JUST IN: Artemis II crew experiences issues with Microsoft Outlook on their way to the Moon, asks ground crew for assistance.' The Polymarket logo (white geometric mark on blue rounded square) appears top left and 'X.com' top right. The deadpan breaking-news framing makes the joke: humanity can engineer a crewed lunar flyby, yet the astronauts are felled by the same enterprise email client that torments every office worker - Outlook failing in cislunar space exactly as reliably as it fails on corporate Wi-Fi, requiring the space-age equivalent of an IT helpdesk ticket
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240,000 miles from Earth and Outlook still shows 'Trying to connect...' - at least out there the latency excuse is finally legitimate
NASA achieved lunar fault tolerance by running two Outlooks; unfortunately, both were in the same failure domain.
This meme was too ahead of time Comment deleted
NEW outlook (new) New 😂 Comment deleted
New eco way for a space traveling -- hatred-powered engine Comment deleted
just use it in the browser doughhh Comment deleted
should've gone with Telegram like all modern men do Comment deleted
Well, we have empirically proven that even 100 bil doesn't get you a working email in corpo slop world Comment deleted
We are Iranian people I don't have internet 😭 I am a software engineer and developer but we don't have internet and we don't have any income and I am making money with this knowledge I have and inside Iranian Uber I make $10 a day Comment deleted
With all these abilities, it's really hard for engineers in the world to work inside Iranian Uber (Snapp) and earn $10 a day. Comment deleted
How the hell did he write and then join? Comment deleted
They replied to a channel post Comment deleted
😇 Comment deleted
https://youtu.be/2zpCOYkdvTQ?is=blVki8vk4v-TbHgj Comment deleted
Imagine remoting in with a noticeable speed-of-light delay Comment deleted
Sadly no ammount of engineering can cut this latency =( Comment deleted
just violate the laws of physics Comment deleted
Engineer spotted Comment deleted
me when the hacker passes 2fa but i fail Comment deleted