Microsoft mocks Internet Explorer haters in new ad [video]
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Microsoft mocks Internet Explorer haters in new ad [video]
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#3It is an example of a symptom that has presented itself because of an underlying disease rotting away the core of Microsoft.
Or do you mean an internal cause?
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#7It is an example of a symptom that has presented itself because of an underlying disease rotting away the core of Microsoft.
Do you mean the constant chorus of individuals who enjoy putting down MS for fun? Or do you mean an internal cause?
Bashing MS just for fun isn't very smart (for all their sins, there's a few good things coming out of Redmond - and Microsoft Research is just fantastic for the most part), but Microsoft is just lowering itself to the level of their critics here.
While a large part of the public has a biased opinion of Microsoft, Microsoft also has a biased opinion of their users - otherwise their marketing wouldn't feel so out-of-touch. I don't see any winners here.
Re: Microsoft mocks Internet Explorer haters in new ad [video]
#8wishful thinking, MS... nobody gives a damn about your browser anymore
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#9That being said, Microsoft is full of talented people and they do create some fantastic products. IE is slowly getting to a more respectable point and hating on it so harshly seems juvenile.
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#10Did you notice this in the ad? http://www.karaokewebstandard.org/
It's all great that Microsoft is trying to push the web forward again, they used to before IE6, but I'm not sure I like this new direction. WebGL, WebRTC and other APIs being pushed by every other major browser vendor looks much more promising and useful. Karaoke isn't making the web more practical, although it's a nice feature for entertainment.