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this post was submitted on 19 Jul 2024
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It's not just Windows, it's affecting services that people that primarily use other OS's rely on, like Outlook or Federated login.
In these situations, blame isn't a thing, because everyone knows that a LSE can happen to anyone at any time. The second you start to throw stones, people will throw them back when something inevitably goes wrong.
While I do fundamentally agree with you, and believe that the correct outcome should be "how do we improve things so that this never happens again", it's hard to attach blame to Microsoft when they're the ones that have to triage and ensure that communication is met.