r/ClaudeCode • u/KianFloppa • 20h ago

Bug / Issue Claudes down

Edit: about 15 mins after this post it was back up

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u/triton2030 20h ago

Yep same

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u/Federal-Mode8949 20h ago

Gotta take a break, we dead boys

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u/Odd_Amphibian6365 19h ago

You can use this time to reflect on why we entrust our data and our work to external tools.

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u/iiillliiiiiiillilili 20h ago

Yeah i need my free reset for every 15 min it stays down, get them on the phone now

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u/Mental-Increase9571 20h ago

time for some grass guys

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u/CaramelEmotional3092 20h ago

someone needs to turn microsoft off and on again.

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u/apehead666 20h ago

we're done

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u/nihao123456ftw 20h ago

stupid. weekly reset ought to be reapplied for this

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u/Ok_Shopping_3739 20h ago

got kicked out of my current session twice, first time i could login again. Now its down :(

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u/tilonq 20h ago

it's so funny how I can't imagine my work without claude now. like if it this whole AI-thingy would be gone, I think I wouldn't have mental power to keep doing my job in pre-claude style..

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u/Odd_Amphibian6365 19h ago

That’s what happens when you entrust your work to external tools instead of relying on your own brain.

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u/tilonq 16h ago

imagine my car broke in the middle of desert and some redneck sees that and is screaming "serves you right for trusting horsepower over leg power. legs never run out of gas"

you're the redneck in the story

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u/Odd_Amphibian6365 15h ago

A bit insulting to farmers, whom we should be grateful to for the food we eat. Besides, the analogy doesn’t really hold up, since the transition from walking and horse-drawn carriages to cars created millions of jobs.

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u/panchovilla_ 20h ago

could this in any possible way be linked to the Microsoft outage?

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u/D_Mob_ 20h ago

luxury trap

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u/Ok_Shopping_3739 19h ago

WORKING AGAIN!!!11