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You know if you use Microsoft products every day, and every day they let you down, and every day you experience the worst most unintuitive design in the world,

You know if you use Microsoft products every day, and every day they let you down, and every day you experience the worst most unintuitive design in the world, and every day you have to deal with their reliability issues, and then MS acquires github, and github starts to behave like everything else MS touches ... Clearly something about how MS runs is responsible for their past outcomes, why is it a stretch to assume it is responsible for another similar outcome? It is like saying we don't know the rotation of the earth is why the sun rose this morning because we have not had an official investigation into the matter.

quyleanh 6y ago
It's just your own feelings. I haven't had any issue with Microsoft products (and yes I use their services every day in my working life). All I can see from you is making a guess with your full of sentiments and negative thoughts. So as I said, don't blame them until official statement.
- jaekash 6y ago
  > It's just your own feelings. Nope. Github is down, I don't feel it is down, it is down. Office 365 falls apart when two people try edit a spreadsheet at once. Outlook does not allow you to unreject a meeting invite. Windows won't report DLL errors over a powershell terminal, Azure takes 10 minutes to delete a VM instance, Azure DevOps is so poorly designed that nobody can figure out how to find a repo without someone explaining it to them first, I can go on, but none of this is my feelings, these are actual things that people have to put up with from MS every day.
  - majkinetor 6y ago
    You seem to have problems with online stuff. I don't use cloud and have no such problems.
    - jaekash 6y ago
      I prefer my option which is to just not use MS products but to each their own.
- xtracto 6y ago
  > I haven't had any issue with Microsoft products How old are you? Where you using tech during the Win95 times? BSODs, office dying on you (Norton crashward anyone?) , plug and pray? Hotmail eating all your mail without a warning, Internet Explorer malware, NetBios worm (which infected your pc as soon after you installed windows) and oooh so many more. There is data about this, which makes it more than pure anecdotes.
steveniscom 6y ago
Yep, Bluescreen

quyleanh 6y ago

It's just your own feelings. I haven't had any issue with Microsoft products (and yes I use their services every day in my working life). All I can see from you is making a guess with your full of sentiments and negative thoughts. So as I said, don't blame them until official statement.

jaekash 6y ago
> It's just your own feelings. Nope. Github is down, I don't feel it is down, it is down. Office 365 falls apart when two people try edit a spreadsheet at once. Outlook does not allow you to unreject a meeting invite. Windows won't report DLL errors over a powershell terminal, Azure takes 10 minutes to delete a VM instance, Azure DevOps is so poorly designed that nobody can figure out how to find a repo without someone explaining it to them first, I can go on, but none of this is my feelings, these are actual things that people have to put up with from MS every day.
- majkinetor 6y ago
  You seem to have problems with online stuff. I don't use cloud and have no such problems.
  - jaekash 6y ago
    I prefer my option which is to just not use MS products but to each their own.
xtracto 6y ago
> I haven't had any issue with Microsoft products How old are you? Where you using tech during the Win95 times? BSODs, office dying on you (Norton crashward anyone?) , plug and pray? Hotmail eating all your mail without a warning, Internet Explorer malware, NetBios worm (which infected your pc as soon after you installed windows) and oooh so many more. There is data about this, which makes it more than pure anecdotes.

steveniscom 6y ago

Yep, Bluescreen