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    Artemis-II-Astronauten haben „zwei Microsoft Outlooks“ und keines funktioniert

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    1. Fabulous_Soup_521 on

      I wonder if there was a tech person anywhere outside NASA who thought that was a good idea.

    2. ASDF0716 on

      *“Your call is important to us! Please stay on the line until one of our trained representatives can assist you!”*

      **music**

      *”Did you know that you can find answers to most questions on our website? Just visit http://www.microsoft.com/help, then scroll down to our Frequently Asked Questions, log in with your registered Microsoft Account, find the section related to your question and then an answer will be emailed to you in seven to ten working days!*”

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    3. jarena009 on

      Microsoft can’t do Office 365 and emails right, and they think they’re going to be a leader in AI.

    7. GearBrain on

      Somewhere, a QA person is composing the most scathing „I told you so“ email.

    9. SlapThatAce on

      Microslop couldn’t figure out how to allow user to relocate the task bar and yet these clowns think they can succeed with AI. And let’s not even get into the tabs is a notepad……Why? You monsters Why??

    10. DtotheOUG on

      I remember this getting posted on the IT sub (/r/iiiiiiitttttttttttt/), the funniest part was that a ground tech had to remote in to fix it.

      Remoting into a NASA spaceship to fix an outlook bug has to be the most IT thing ever.

    11. Junkstar on

      I googled a question this week and got a top return Gemini response. It referred to a Reddit comment i made a couple of years ago, and presented my moronic comment as a fairly convincing fact. That was a first. Had to go delete the comment. AI ain’t ready for the common knucklehead.

    13. ambientocclusion on

      The programmers of the original Apollo software are currently spinning in their graves.

    21. Billhong1014 on

      they can survive reentry but they can’t survive Microsoft outlook. relatable

    23. G8M8N8 on

      Turns out the most unrealistic thing about HAL 9000 was the ability to say “I can’t do that.”

      Copilot would just go “You’re totally right, let me jettison those pod doors immediately.”

    25. vasteverse on

      Microsoft’s reputation is in gutter. Nothing you can do but laugh at how terrible their software is nowadays.

    33. neppo95 on

      The person that thought to put anything Microsoft onboard should be fired in an instant. Then again, it’s probably a suit.

    34. Confident-Ad5479 on

      Must’ve been helluva optimizations and tweaks to get modern Outlook to run on hardened 486’s.

    35. RedBlankIt on

      Maybe this could be the catalyst that could make Microsoft make SOME sort of good changes lol. Having an error and having an Astronaut call it out so blatantly to worldwide media has got to effect something… right?

    38. JC878 on

      Probably lucky they didn’t have Copilot run as an agentic Ai for the Artemis II. 

      Maybe when they do the moon landing it would be ready in 2027 or 2028.

      They should build a copilot module and stick it to the Artemis II. That way they would have tech support and AI all the way till they land and kiss moon dust. 

    42. SneakyFire23 on

      Microsoft is nothing if not consistent, their products are dogshit in space, on the ground, in the air.

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