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What a unfortunate name. Good luck finding information when you need help with it.

• overcast 8y ago
  Microsoft Faster is the first result.
  • vxNsr 8y ago
    Right bec it's in the news, wait two weeks, also the next 30 results are unrelated. Also try searching something more realistic "FASTER lookup," "FASTER keystore," etc
    • overcast 8y ago
      I don't think microsoft.com will drop from #1 spot in search results.
      • vxNsr 8y ago
        I guess if all you ever need is the press release you're golden.
    • JBReefer 8y ago
      "FASTER access error" "FASTER login" "FASTER keys" Not great.
• vxNsr 8y ago
  So true, I hate when google does this too, what's wrong with using original names? Not that this coulda been helped, but I spent like 2 hours yesterday trying to find info on the -filter param in powershell took me a very long time to find anything useful, and I still don't have the official doc on it.
  • quiq 8y ago
    Were you searching for things like "powershell -filter"? That would exclude every result containing "filter" [1] [1] https://support.google.com/websearch/answer/2466433?hl=en https://support.google.com/websearch/answer/2466433?hl=en
• giancarlostoro 8y ago
  Yeah. I imagine everyone will call it Microsoft FASTER or MS Faster in Google land.
• jesseryoung 8y ago
  I believe this is just a Microsoft Research project. Based on the wording of the article I suspect they'll be using it within Microsoft products.