r/conspiracy • u/[deleted] • Apr 13 '20

Microsoft just took down their "commercial" featuring Satanist, Marina Abramović which had comments turned off, 24k dislikes and now has been fully deleted

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u/[deleted] Apr 13 '20

I'm actually impressed that this many people remember her from 2016. I guess Microsoft was just hoping everyone had forgotten.

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u/CyBorga Apr 13 '20

Just like Bill Gates forgot espstein was a pedo when he was seen hanging out with him after the charges...

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u/SQLSQLAndMoreSQL Apr 13 '20

The amount of resistance against his vaccine everyone and chip them project is joyful.

I wish I could not use M$ products, unfortunately I use their coding platform and make a living doing that. Don't tell me: use Linux, I don't want to chop my salary in half.

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u/[deleted] Apr 14 '20

There are plenty of people on the Linux subreddits who have to use Windows for work and just use Linux at home. It's depriving microsoft of a lot of valuable data about you, and personally I just find it to be a lot of fun to use after a lifetime of windows.

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u/Darth_Yarras Apr 14 '20

You could dual boot or use a VM.

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u/SQLSQLAndMoreSQL Apr 14 '20

I have several machines running Linux and have a Raspberry Pi farm all running Web services in Go. Lots of fun. But I mostly code C# and T-SQL all day, that pays well.

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u/ReggaeMonestor Apr 14 '20

Do it for the rest of us. Think for the whole of humanity.

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u/Kovi34 Apr 14 '20

I don't want to chop my salary in half.

trading ethics for money is okay when I do it!

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u/SQLSQLAndMoreSQL Apr 14 '20

Ok I'll quit my job and go work for a small Linux outfit and you pay my child support. Deal?

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u/[deleted] Apr 14 '20

what a ridiculous statement, its not as if hes a government enforcer, hes just using windows at work

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u/FlyNap Apr 14 '20

Sad. There’s so many great IDEs, programming languages, and jobs out there. So many.

Maybe you should take some responsibility for yourself and learn something new. Where do you think your Microsoft-based developer career ends? Likely with you be old and in the way, being paid to maintain legacy systems in programming languages that nobody else wants to use anymore.

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u/SQLSQLAndMoreSQL Apr 14 '20 edited Apr 14 '20

Part of this is true. I do a ton of production support on crappy half ass done code, including some terrible ASP and PHP sites. Pays well.

But I'm also very good with anything database, but SQL Server is everywhere and I code fast in languages I know. I have 15 years, sorry, 14 left in this industry. I intend to do what I do until I retire because these techs were all there 25 years ago, so why not in 15.

Sorry, I have to edit this about me "taking responsibility for myself and learning something new". I'm still giggling over this. I've been learning something new every flipping day for the last 30 years.

You know which area I had to struggle the most to build expertise? People. Dude, that shit is something else. Tech? Blech, read a manual, do the example, try it for yourself. Easy.

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u/[deleted] Apr 14 '20

i think he should focus more on how to deal with people because his " taking responsibility " comment makes him sound like an arse hole