Comment Great work! (Score 1) 69
This deserves the IgNoble prize.
This deserves the IgNoble prize.
We don't need useless remarks from Microsoft shills. Go away.
Typical MS bullshit. "similar to vim but designed to be more user-friendly". Which is to say, they have duplicated some of the simplest functionality of vim, and omitted anything which is the least bit difficult to implement. Guaranteed it won't handle regular expressions completely and correctly.
"more user-friendly" means once you have read through 1000 pages of descriptive text you have a chance of being able to use this piece of shit, but even so it won't do what you need it to.
Can we please stop with this talk about "innovation"? Innovation is easy. What is hard is producing solid code that doesn't fail every time you breathe on it. M$ has been using "innovation" as a smoke-screen hide the fact that their code base is utter crap, and they can't be bothered to fix it. This has been their style since day one.
Bill Gates should burn in hell.
Chacun à son goût
To the extent that is true, it is because MS did not build GitHub. They acquired it long after it was an established platform.
"MS has done a solid job in general ensuring a clean environment"
Are you nuts? The reason we are drowning in malware is precisely because MS created a computing platform that malware, in all its variations, could feast on.
should burn in Hell.
Bill Gates should burn in hell.
Unfortunately, even that doesn't work. The world population just prior to WWII (the biggest war in history) and towards the end of the Great Depression (the worst financial chaos in history) was 2.3 billion. Now it is 8 billion.
Bill Gates should burn in Hell
This is another example of the damage Microsoft has done. They made it acceptable to ship out untested shit.
The nightmare returns.
What could possibly go wrong with this ridiculous scheme?
People have been reporting things in the air since ancient times. This is nothing new. There are no mysterious drones flying around. The drones are on the ground making these reports.
Doubt isn't the opposite of faith; it is an element of faith. - Paul Tillich, German theologian and historian