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It's funny that you should mention their cluelessness of the web at the start. I remember when .NET was first released, my first question was "wow, how do they
by narcissus 14y ago
It's funny that you should mention their cluelessness of the web at the start. I remember when .NET was first released, my first question was "wow, how do they ever expect me to find that in a search engine?!?"
Search engines were a little dumber back then :)
- TazeTSchnitzel 14y ago"dot net"
- narcissus 14y ago... is fine now. It wasn't at the time, for me at least. It truly was difficult for a lot of people to search for anything on it.
- icebraining 14y agoC♯ isn't much better, since IIRC search engines often ignored special characters.
- DavidAbrams 14y agoCompanies are STILL pulling moronic moves like that. Cooke, a cinema-camera-lens company, decided to call their electronically coupled lens technology "/i". Yes a slash with an "i" after it. Try searching on THAT.