Re:Microsoft drove the bus off the cliff, now it tries to sp...
by kabdib on Monday July 22, 2013 @09:59PM
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The anti-Microsoft articles on SA are pretty over the top. There's a grain -- often more than a grain -- of truth, but to lump MS in the same category as Sun, or one of any number of failed large companies, is premature.
They've got trouble. I don't know if getting rid of Ballmer would solve anything (it might be necessary to start a long road to reform). I can trace back a /lot/ of MS's bad decisions to the way they review and compensate people, and Ballmer seems dead set on keeping the current review system intact, which is a shame.
Re:Microsoft drove the bus off the cliff, now it tries to sp...
by hga on Monday July 22, 2013 @09:33PM
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That's somewhat qualified:
"Last fall SemiAccurate was one of the few voices criticizing Windows 8, WART, and Surface. The mainstream press seemed too welded to the MS advertising revenue stream to dare even hint that the emperor has no clothes...."
Re:Microsoft drove the bus off the cliff, now it tries to sp...
by JohnTHaller on Monday July 22, 2013 @09:33PM
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Someone says that, you can basically stop reading.
Re:Microsoft drove the bus off the cliff, now it tries to sp...
by gillianseed on Monday July 22, 2013 @10:49PM
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Well it was part of a longer sentence including Surface and WART (windows on RT) which you chose to omit.
Re:Microsoft drove the bus off the cliff, now it tries to sp...
by JohnTHaller on Monday July 22, 2013 @11:32PM
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Even with the full sentence, it's no less eyebrow-raising. Everyone I know was criticizing all 3.
o_0