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every other SSO figured out that you can’t use them but Microsoft just broke
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Bulgakov posted:poking through the options Im reminded about wondering if I've EVER had a website ask my browser for midi access I have but only in the past week. which is cool because my synth can be sent patch changes via midi so you can edit the synth patch settings from the browser :o
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Perplx posted:ads will be moved to from doubleclick.net to ads.site.com This is already happening.
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pseudorandom name posted:because whomever controls the rendering engine controls what the browser is capable of doing pretty sure the only people besides shaggar who have strong opinions about mobile safari are web devs angry that they have to support a second browser, so this is a weird point to make in the context of revolutionary firefox praxis
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pseudorandom name posted:the only web site I've ever interacted with that requires third-party cookies is login.live.com playstation notwork also requires 3rd party cookies
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no end-user will even notice their search changed from google to bing. the search result quality is equivalent. this is not like, good sporting behavior, but it doesn't harm end users. only google is hurt by microsoft playing a little dirty
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Jan 26, 2020 21:01
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they might notice when their search results turn to poo poo
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:no end-user will even notice their search changed from google to bing. the search result quality is equivalent. bing's sponsored results are like 100% malware and phishing sites for anything even remotely computer related the "type thing into browser bar and click first result" crowd are basically going to get hosed
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Jan 26, 2020 21:33
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infernal machines posted:bing's sponsored results are like 100% malware and phishing sites for anything even remotely computer related yeah but google is malware so it's column a column b there
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Also, Bing Maps are some real garbage. But didn't realize saying software shouldn't hijack your browser was controversial.
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infernal machines posted:bing's sponsored results are like 100% malware and phishing sites for anything even remotely computer related if you use bing to search for "active directory remote server administration tools" the first few sponsored hits are dodgy sites trying to get you to download their poo poo
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iirc it's the same for common utilities and anything related to microsoft or tier one OEM support, like the first result is a big 1800 number that connects you directly to those scam call centres that prey on olds
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there has been quite a few times that bing can't figure out what I am searching for and google always does without making me download malware in the process
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Jan 27, 2020 00:05
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bing.com: what you need, when you need it
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Jan 27, 2020 03:46
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Perplx posted:why would you install the beta when the final version came out last week? maybe i got owned by googling for it instead of binging
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The_Franz posted:ahh yes, the good old days of pop-ups, pop-unders and drive-by in hindsight less intrusive than websites featuring all the modern treats like auto playing videos and asking for web notifications and boxes asking for you to signup for a newsletter after scrolling down a page and etc and etc and the general enormous mess that's web now
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Last Chance posted:they might notice when their search results turn to poo poo they haven't noticed so far
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pram posted:bing.com: what you need, when you need it sounds familiar 
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Seen this in the news a few times: Microsoft’s large TV thing canned because they’re terrible programmers. https://www.windowscentral.com/microsoft-isnt-sure-if-itll-ever-ship-surface-hub-2x
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Feb 3, 2020 02:38
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this inversion of betteridge's law makes me angry
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infernal machines posted:e: lmao. forgot about this "holiday 2020" lol ok
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quote:Windows Core OS for Hub
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jesus WEP posted:straight from wheany’s ms name gen complete with circus music and clowns too
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Microsoft has finally addressed the whereabouts of it's mythical Surface Hub 2X device, which was announced in 2018 as coming in 2020 with a new OS that enabled unique features such as tiling, dynamic rotation, and more. In a webinar aimed at customers and resellers, Microsoft says that focus has shifted over to delivering the 85-inch Surface Hub 2S, and that it doesn't anticipate releasing a Surface Hub 2X this year. Initially, Microsoft was planning to ship the Surface Hub 2X with a new OS called Windows Core, a modular platform that both HoloLens 2 and Surface Neo are based upon. these two paragraphs are completely unintelligible
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Feb 3, 2020 15:44
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Pinterest Mom posted:
oh good it’s not just me. thought i was having a stroke
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out of all of that the only product that actually exists is hololense 2
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Feb 3, 2020 15:49
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infernal machines posted:out of all of that the only product that actually exists is hololense 2 it exists? huh, you learn new things each day
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Feb 3, 2020 15:51
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it does and you can buy it for only $3500 ameros or one of a few enterprise subscriptions
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Feb 3, 2020 15:53
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 this has the same energy as that ~24 inch windows 8 all-in-one pc/slate that you could carry from room to room
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wow, it's great that it comes with a built in bedpan
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I just imagine this thing awkwardly rolling backwards a little all the time while people are pawing at it anyway why would anyone use this instead of regular rear end mounted wall monitors + pc + wireless keyboard/mice that can be passed to whoever the gently caress needs to touch the computer during the meeting
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Feb 3, 2020 16:06
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Windows 10.11 for Pissgroups
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iWVwhC_8aLY absolutely dystopian i'm shocked i didn't know this existed
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how is it possible that the best use case they could demonstrate for "you can unplug it and roll it around" was "you can put it next to your other large computer that's already there"
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msft bet so huge on touchscreen being the next big thing in the enterprise lmao
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Pinterest Mom posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iWVwhC_8aLY i'm the crescendo right before they pull the plug and reveal that it's... battery powered
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Feb 3, 2020 16:27
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mon deu
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wait they make battery powered computers now 
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teams has been completely offline for a number of hours now because MS forgot to renew some backend cert that handles part of auth
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