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I assumed an email service was supposed to be stable first, given how important it is. I was going to use proton mail as my contact email with my domain registrar.
This outage may change my mind.
REFUND?
In fact, I applied for an Engineering Director role there not too long ago and they rejected me, so they must have extremely high standards!
Anyway, point is, Proton is generally very reliable, but shit happens.
I've found this to be true too, that's why I've moved most of my personal email to my own email servers, so at least I can decide when those outages happen, as they tend to mostly happen when you do some changes, not just randomly by themselves. At once you've setup monitoring and recovery for the usual suspects (disks, network, etc).
Proton seems really limited for what you get, and the webmail is absolutely abysmal in performance and design.
Regarding outages, this is the first one I’ve actually noticed and affected me. Obviously not great, but maybe I’ve been deluded in seeing GitHub‘s fiasco of what acceptable means.
No complaints so far.
I ended it after they only sent half my email to my accountant because they would apparently send the server saved draft version, which was not made current when I clicked send.
Plz someone tell me that didn't contribute to this outage! Didn't intend to cause trouble for anyone.