In which I share the inane Office365 annoyance of the day. I was trying to reply to a message and tried to launch my reply into a new window for more comfortable editing. Nope.

In which I share another Office365 glitch. Apparently Microsoft's $26.2 billion acquisition of LinkedIn [http://www.nytimes.com/2016/06/14/business/dealbook/microsoft-to-buy-linkedin-for-26-2-billion.html] didn't include acquiring enough SSL certificates. Cheapskates. /owa/?realm=...&path=/calendar/view/Week:1 Mixed Content: The page at

In which I share a recent Office365 glitch: inability to log in. Was unable to log in to Outlook Web Application for a little while [http://outages.doit.wisc.edu/outage/9419e568f76cfea750471743c39b645aa19ed1af9d] .

In which I share the Office365 glitch-of-the-day. What happened In the course of a technical support call with Microsoft learning about potential workarounds for the goofy user experience upon sending an email to a list [https://apetro.ghost.io/o365-broken-list-replying/], one of the suggestions was to toggle back and forth

In which I share today's Office365 OWA searching bug. What I was trying to do I was trying to search for emails involving the license-discussion@apereo.org email list [https://groups.google.com/a/apereo.org/forum/#!forum/licensing-discuss], so that I could reply to one of them.

In which I share some information about glitchy user experiences replying to email lists. Caveats I am no longer myself able to replicate this glitch, though a colleague continues to see it. What happens Use Office365 Outlook Web Application. Be subscribed to an email list to which you also have