Some bad code just broke a billion Windows machines

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• Everyday we get closer to Watchdogs happening irl

• Not testing in an staging environment is just a rookie move. Embarrassing.

• I have windows, legal copy and all but didn't have any problem, should be as I don't use any antivirus, in fact I don't use or install or give permission to any software that that isn't clear on what it does. I use my pcs to work with autodesk, adobe, idk media player to see a movie from time to time, I only have the softs that I specifically use, no all the crap that they recommend, even my asus motherboard utility software wants me to install crap and antivirus and stuff, it's crazy, that should be illegal, 🤦‍♂ I know what I am doing but most people don't and just click ok next and say yes to whatever is in front of them

• Linda….😂

• Man promoting linux😅.

• 2:55. Buy a sledgehammer and use it to uninstall Windows. OMG – I laughed so damn hard at this joke!

• That's why I don't do automatic update😂

• Cwowdstwike!

• Crowdstrike devs on a Friday afternoon> "Deploy it anyway… it'll eventually fix itself…"

• I don't blame the developer AT ALL. We all make mistakes in code. I 100% blame the QA people. How this didn't come up in tests is just insane.

• Lol love the CEO clip of hangover as CEO missing up Windows OS

• Just ask AI to fix it

• "You can't hack a system if the system doesn't work!" An intern in cybersecurity pushing the update

• Hhaha and that's what u get for using windows.. good thing I'm on GNU Linux

• Real men test in production.

• gotta love how Americans think America is the entire world 😂

• This is what they get for forcing crap updates on us. Screw corporate. Poor patients in hospitals

• Which is why I ignore the update button for any software for weeks.

• Very funny =))))
  I didn't worry because I am using a cracked version of Windows.

• It was 8.5 million machines not 1B 😀
  and when less than ~0.7% of the Windows infrastructure experiences a BSOD and it's labeled the biggest IT outage in history, it’s clear the world runs on Windows not Linux, and certainly not MacOS! In contrast, when a similar incident occurred with Linux and Crowdstrike last year, nobody noticed or cared.

• Yeah I swapped to Linux when I saw that rewind AI shit

• I always wait a month to update. lol

• Ah such a fun story I'm still not able to do my Job because I'm working in one of those 500 fortune companies, and I am on a Cloud VPS that I have no physical access to do any of what video mention and the IT people still didn't get to me, so I guess i get some free days off :D.

• Was this in the most recent windows update?

• Mac. 🤷‍♂️

• yikes

• Pretty sure some genius made that code using AI.

• I'd trust this company more after a mistake this bad. They won't be letting it happen again.

• My Windows 10 PC at home seems to totally unaffected. Even went online to play a few rounds.

• Ban cash guys!

• Bruh your a hack, bad code.

  It was intentional

• Let's hope this doesn't have anything to do with the Democrats trying to rigg the 2024; election….again. but, I wouldn't be surprised.

• Did this happen with everyone ?
  Because I too use Windows but I didn't face it

• That show how fragile our world is…if they decide to fight the world…we all gonna lost because we relied too much on single country technologies

• the Hitler of IT has risen

• While crowdstrike is working on fixing this, Black hat hackers have no one to stop them

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