I was loving the performance/ping rates we were getting from testing the Microsoft Ajax CDN (jquery) over Google’s.
Then at about 10:39am GMT today, I noticed as I was dev’ing a page that my jquery niceness had stopped functioning. Didn’t take long to see that the jquery library had become a blank document (both http and https). I wasn’t the only one to notice it, but oddly, there wasn’t as much of an outcry on twitter as I’d have expected – am I one of only a few using it?
It took me long enough to get work to switch over to the CDN from Google’s. I had to roll back to googles while it was down (about 40-45mins), and it’s going to take a stupidly strong business case to convince them to trust it again 
Damn you Microsoft, at times you make it so difficult to be a fanboy!
I wondered why the jQuery parts of the channel9 MSDN website were not loading – just assumed it was a problem with that site alone – and it was around that time.
Considering they “eat their own dogfood” they would make sure the jquery library always works – or is available for even their own websites to use.
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