Skype down. Again.
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Skype down. Again.
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#4skype's always one step ahead, they are shifting to microsoft quality to make the transition smoother for their customers. :)
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#5skype's always one step ahead, they are shifting to microsoft quality to make the transition smoother for their customers. :)
I'm getting really sick of the stupid Microsoft remarks. I'm a Mac / Apple guy through and through, but it's just so annoying all the people saying things are going to shit the second M$ gets them, even though when the problem obviously has nothing to do with M$.
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#6skype's always one step ahead, they are shifting to microsoft quality to make the transition smoother for their customers. :)
I'm getting really sick of the stupid Microsoft remarks. I'm a Mac / Apple guy through and through, but it's just so annoying all the people saying things are going to shit the second M$ gets them, even though when the problem obviously has nothing to do with M$.
:-)
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#7skype's always one step ahead, they are shifting to microsoft quality to make the transition smoother for their customers. :)
I'm getting really sick of the stupid Microsoft remarks. I'm a Mac / Apple guy through and through, but it's just so annoying all the people saying things are going to shit the second M$ gets them, even though when the problem obviously has nothing to do with M$.
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I'm getting really sick of the stupid Microsoft remarks. I'm a Mac / Apple guy through and through, but it's just so annoying all the people saying things are going to shit the second M$ gets them, even though when the problem obviously has nothing to do with M$.
Skype was reclassified by kids from "awesome software" to "proprietary crap" as soon as Microsoft bought it.
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#10A lot of business's rely on Skype, so for them to just go out and say sorry is kind of bullshit. Where are the backup systems. There must be some process put it into place that compensates for situations like this. Maybe Microsoft can throw some coin at Skype now for a brand spankin new data center.