Optus outages and service status in Bundarra, New South Wales
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saint_ted (@saint_ted3) reported@jmil400 Where was the communications minister moron? Some one needed to step up and actually test it! Not like the the bungled Optus uggrade where the 000 outage went unnoticed for hours. Smart and proactive! Not something you Labtards would know anything about
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dan 🤞 (@Fisherking79) reported@jlandsme_93 The media in WA refuse to press Optus management over it. The drainage system there has issues all the time. The soil develops a slippery biofilm on it due to the **** drainage system
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Arkers (@Thelandofark) reported@matt_barrie @van00sa And the Optus network went down right after Albanese visited Beijing in November 2023.
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Oz Trooper (@TrooperOz) reported@jbulldogs4 Not really as its still ongoing. They told people to use a optus or vodafone device thats not Telstra. Thats some reliable service isnt it. Shouldn’t be happening but probably a overseas disgruntled workers!.
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sam winchesters boot licker (@alesonnxd) reportedIm actually do msd ddi I seriously not take a screenshot. Bro. The ONE time I delete my layers onfg and it was good **** too are you kidding me im gonna crash out that was like my sam Ed magnum optus AND it had samcest in it too **** MY LIFE
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Casey McGregor (@CaseyMcGregorAu) reported@borisstephens Firstly, taxes do not fund government spending, critical misconception the establishment perpetuates on purpose to justify austerity. Secondly, you're right to say that just throwing money at problems does not automatically fix anything. You still need competent management and a plan. All nationalisation does at a baseline is remove the profit motive that leads to cutting corners on network maintenance to save money, which is what leads in part to outages like this. And I haven't just proposed renationalisation, I've also proposed using Optus' satellite expertise to create a publicly-owned, privacy-first satellite internet network to challenge Starlink.
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Arkers (@Thelandofark) reported@matt_barrie @van00sa And Optus went down right after Albanese visited Beijing in July last year.
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van00sa (@van00sa) reportedOne Telstra glitch this morning and half the country stopped working. Some clocks fell out of sync across a few network nodes at 4:30am and that was enough to ground every regional train in Victoria, suspend lines in NSW, knock out payments for small businesses, stop freight, and some 000 calls weren’t getting through. Boost, Aldi Mobile and Belong all run on Telstra’s network so their customers went down too. 25 million services are on this network. They don’t know the root cause yet. Optus went down for 14 hours last year and 2 people died when emergency calls couldn’t connect, now it’s Telstra’s turn. This is the infrastructure they want your ID, your payments and your entire life running through.
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John Harrison 🇦🇺 🦘 (@JH_Otway_Ranges) reported@FranMooMoo And everyone thought Optus was bad when it happened, this was a software glitch, how do we know it wasn't aa hacker?
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ARENA 🇦🇺 (@PlayAtArena) reported@HaveeSnowball Actually, the infrastructure and technical side is still handled locally, only the CS is off-shored, but if you looked at the Optus situation involving the numerous problems caused by Singtel, you'd know Telstra is in a much better position to deal with these problems.