I hope every publication uses Microsoft Copilot (formerly Office) for years, like they did for X (formerly Twitter).

Some of us are likely never going to stop referring to it as twitter.

X, may as well be 3 Xs.

I still call it Twitter... I just don't think "X" works nearly as well in conversation.

Xitter.

As in the Chinese X. Remember how their leader's name is pronounced.

At least in writing you can use [insert double-stroke X here - which HN can’t display] to make it clear that you mean the social media service. (Unless you’re talking to mathematicians.)

I still always go on the site using twitter.com domain or search.

rotting corpse, formerly microsoft.

"The office suite formerly known as Office".

Did OpenOffice or Kingsoft put them up to this?

The Artist Formerly Known as Prince

Prince changed his name because a corporation had refused to give him control over the work he created, and wouldn't let him release work under the name that he was born with. (Sort of the template for "Taylor's Version" decades later.) And he then used a logo that became the most successful personal logo of all time, not a mishmash of design-by-committee.

So, basically the _opposite_ of an incoherent brand based around training on content that was gathered from creators without consent, being foisted onto employees who didn't ask for it, with an ugly logo that nobody will ever remember.

Moral: don't come for Prince or Anil will come for you :)

And Azure Active Directory was formerly known as Active Directory Federation Services, and it was more compliant with SAML 2.0. The update broke some integrations with 3rd party SAML service providers.