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Shaggar posted:this makes no sense. why doesn't he just use his office 365 one drive? you mean sharepoint?
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NEED MORE MILK posted:you mean sharepoint? SharePointXBoxLive365OneDrive For Businesstm?
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EnergizerFellow posted:Google Finance is just complete trash now. It was pretty decent under the old UI, but the new UI is just useless. Sad when it back to the only good thing Yahoo had, Yahoo Finance. it’s amazing how they identified their best features and immediately replaced them with terrible garbage versions that are completely useless. want to see a chart? here, we’ve smoothed it out for you so you can’t see the fluctuations. also not showing volume anymore. also we took out all the good chart comparison features. want to see comparisons to other companies? we’ve replaced the table that showed a dozen companies and lots of stats with three giant squares that just show their price change. want to see related news articles? go gently caress yourself
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The Management posted:it’s amazing how they identified their best features and immediately replaced them with terrible garbage versions that are completely useless. Is this a paywall thing? Is there, like, Google Finance Pro that is just "Google Finance from like 5 years ago (plus it has Google Reader still)"?
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Krakox posted:Google did something to the Google music UI now and I can't select multiple albums and it's annoying and why do we live in a world where software gets worse I feel like it is everyone using data driven design and making decisions like "95% of users don't use feature A so we can remove it" without considering that doing that five times could be affecting up to 25% of your user base.
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Schadenboner posted:Is this a paywall thing? Is there, like, Google Finance Pro that is just "Google Finance from like 5 years ago (plus it has Google Reader still)"? google rewards you for "we remade a thing that already worked" even if you qualify it with "and now it sucks rear end"
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Google will be a case study in how not to structure incentives and run a company
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PleasureKevin posted:where does it say they have a 365 account? I assumed it was for a business thing so he would have a 365 account.
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Sapozhnik posted:Google will be a case study in how not to structure incentives and run a company
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Sapozhnik posted:Google will be a case study in how not to structure incentives and run a company  ???
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markets arent rational. try again.
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Cocoa Crispies posted:doesn’t google own part of Uber anyways yeah the part making self driving cars
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cis autodrag posted:markets arent rational. try again. I mean sure stocks are overpriced right now, but there's a bit of a difference between Tesla's magical investor fairy tale, and 100 billion in annual revenue with a 25% profit margin.
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mrmcd posted:I mean sure stocks are overpriced right now, but there's a bit of a difference between Tesla's magical investor fairy tale, and 100 billion in annual revenue with a 25% profit margin. durrr but Google must be bad because it's not blessed by the ghost of stebe, the cancer spirit See also all the shrieking the same people did that "Microsoft is becoming the new IBM" as if 100 years of doing very well would be a bad fate
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i went to one of those old timey forts where everyone is dressed up in period pieces and there's a blacksmith and stuff and they had a two foot wide international business machines cheese grater from the 1890s it was cool.
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Fuzzy Mammal posted:i went to one of those old timey forts where everyone is dressed up in period pieces and there's a blacksmith and stuff and they had a two foot wide international business machines cheese grater from the 1890s it was cool. i wonder if in two hundred years there will be some weird early 21st century place where a bunch of people are paid to dress and act like we do googling poo poo on a windows computer and playing music on an ipod and everyone staring at phones all the time i like to think thered be a bunch of inaccuracies that would annoy us like the google page not matching era of the os but the people visiting could see the whole thing and think "this whole way of life is ridiculous" and that would make the whole reenactment village worthwhile
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ibm non computer equipment is neat and that would be a cool thing to stumble on while totally out of context for their normal business today
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LastInLine posted:i wonder if in two hundred years there will be some weird early 21st century place where a bunch of people are paid to dress and act like we do googling poo poo on a windows computer and playing music on an ipod and everyone staring at phones all the time like that futurama episode, with cowboys rocket packing after dinos in nyc, but somehow worse. a lot of people appling topics on their blackberry 7s while waiting in line at the google store a selfie booth where they make the visitors use a tripod between three friends for group photos outside a recreated starbucks
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a penny flattener where it shapes a token into the form of a 'bit coin' with a simulated ticker showing wild fluctuations
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a something awful with good posts
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Best Bi Geek Squid posted:a something awful with good posts that already exists friend heres another one
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mrmcd posted:I mean sure stocks are overpriced right now, but there's a bit of a difference between Tesla's magical investor fairy tale, and 100 billion in annual revenue with a 25% profit margin. Monopoly ad business: good. Everything else they do: money fires.
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You could point to microsoft's stock in the 90s too as an indication things were going great without realizing it would turn into a pile of warring fiefdoms that would stagnate for a decade.
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the only thing that makes google money is advertising and just lol if you aren't looking at the state of privacy for iPhones/Macs and realizing that the ad gravy train is nearly over
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ADINSX posted:You could point to microsoft's stock in the 90s too as an indication things were going great without realizing it would turn into a pile of warring fiefdoms that would stagnate for a decade. haha, msft is up 226% over the same five years man  while i think it for a serious conversation is pretty wrong i think cis autodrag had exactly the right initial post, who cares what the market thinks unless you're managing your pension by way of yospos
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Microsoft is a consistent money making machine with windows and office and now some cloud stuff. they are not growing fast and all the money they don’t burn on xbox and bing and other worthless garbage they throw back at shareholders.
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Cybernetic Vermin posted:haha, msft is up 226% over the same five years man I said a decade. Microsoft stagnated for a decade in the aughts.
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The Management posted:Microsoft is a consistent money making machine with windows and office and now some cloud stuff. they are not growing fast and all the money they don’t burn on xbox and bing and other worthless garbage they throw back at shareholders. Xbox and bing are both profitable. Plus bing has the added incentive of massively increasing Google's traffic acquisition costs. The pointless money fires today are in research (bing Microsoft quantum computer) and Windows (bing Microsoft Andromeda).
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ADINSX posted:I said a decade. Microsoft stagnated for a decade in the aughts. that is just a nonsense idea of a comparison though, "sure microsoft has made a lot of money at most points you could have invested, but had you picked the time frame just after the it bubble you would have had to make do on the dividends!" google and microsoft has by market measures been fine companies at just about every point, but getting bogged down in the nitty-gritty of making money is not really the yospos viewpoint to take i feel
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cis autodrag posted:markets arent rational. try again. Case in point being the rise and fall of Blackberry, Nokia, and General Motors who are all case studies in systemic mismanagement that Google seems hell-bent on recreating in various forms.
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ADINSX posted:You could point to microsoft's stock in the 90s too as an indication things were going great without realizing it would turn into a pile of warring fiefdoms that would stagnate for a decade. except microsoft has continued to do great the whole time even though its stock didn't recover quickly after the gigantic tech bubble??? even though morons who are dumb enough to think steve jobs was a good leader thought microsoft stganated between 2001 and 2011 or whatever, that doesn't mean that actually happened.
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microsoft is taking the tried and true avenue of moving into consulting and services over consumer products google doesn't have anything they could get 100 mil a year in license fees from a bank or government for and everything they have an offering in has dozens of competitors I once heard how much one division of a large bank gives to oracle and it's no surprise why larry owns a hawaiian island
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multiposting because nest officially ran out of leashquote:Since Nest joined Google four years ago, the team has experienced incredible momentum. The company doubled its hardware portfolio last year—selling more devices in 2017 than the previous two years combined. Meanwhile, Google has sold tens of millions of products for the home in just the last year, as more people use the Google Assistant to listen to their favorite music, control their connected devices, and get useful information about their day.
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qirex posted:multiposting because nest officially ran out of leash you know what else has incredible momentum? an anvil dropped out of an airplace godspeed, nest
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qirex posted:microsoft is taking the tried and true avenue of moving into consulting and services over consumer products Nah. To grow at Microsoft's scale you need to do both and you can't give up on consumers. Keep in mind that essentially all of the major corporations and governments on the planet already cut Microsoft really big loving checks.
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The Management posted:Microsoft is a consistent money making machine with windows and office and now some butt stuff.
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i've never seen such a mismatch of vision and ability to execute as nest. usually it's the opposite, like msr or something.
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Fuzzy Mammal posted:i've never seen such a mismatch of vision and ability to execute as nest. usually it's the opposite, like msr or something.
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