So, as you may have seen yesterday, Yammer founder David Sacks is still alive in the World Series of Poker. In fact, he has to miss our events tomorrow because of it.
But you know, there’s something that we’re missing today — Yammer. The service has been down for a few hours now, with no signs of coming back up. Twitter is abuzz with the failure.
So while Sacks is busy playing Poker (okay, he’s actually working today, but still), leaving comments on our blog posts, and Twittering, his startup (which we love and use everyday, by the way) is suffering. Hope you win that gold bracelet, David!
Update: It’s definitely a hardware and not a software issue, we’re told. They’re still looking into the issue.
Here’s a video Sacks and Calacanis talking poker and their bet:
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