If this doesn't sell you on Vista, then NOTHING will

[MarianLH]

Apparently my policy of not clicking links that aren't described in the post payed off again

I am so jumping on that bandwagon.


Marian

 

[The Doctor]

Microsoft's shocking lack of style rears its ugly head yet again.

 

[Trekker4747]

Wow. That video...

Wow.

I've no reaction witty enough to that.

Wow. How blandly, typically, out-of-touchedly.... corporate.

 

[Sector 7]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sPv8PPl7ANU


(however I have a nagging idea that this is actually meant to be viral and isn't actually an internal video at all).

Give a company a stranglehold on the market and look what they do with their time! The title says it all... first word is 'Stupid'.
I worked where half the staff spent half their days sending jokes, videos and links. The other half of us did our work and theirs, too. Yet they got the raises and promotions... it isn't how hard you work, it's who's ass you kiss.

 

[Hitman]

It's like when a chef overcooks something and says to the waitress, "You'd better serve this one topless."

That sure explains a lot about why the food sucks at my usual restaurant...

 

[Sheep]

'See what's on employee laptops' ??

Ah yes, that technology is used where I work, too. Although I'm sure most corporations use a similar technology to view the content of the employee's laptop. Business laptop.


J.

Really?

Why? Do companies distrust their workers?

Never worked a desk job with a computer, eh?

Big brother issues aside (which are completely legal even if they're not a good way to measure productivity), many companies use this sort of technology to make sure you're not installing illegal pirated copies of software on your machine, which can get them in a whole heap of legal trouble.