Microsoft, wtf?
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wrote on 4 Jun 2021, 22:11 last edited by
On the anniversary day of the Tiananmen massacre:
I'm SICK of the big corporations, Hollywood, and many politicians who kiss China's ass. This is an evil regime, and we don't need their business, their products, or their approval.
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wrote on 4 Jun 2021, 22:32 last edited by
I went to bing and got random images but when I added Tiananmen Square I got the real images
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wrote on 4 Jun 2021, 22:43 last edited by Doctor Phibes 6 Apr 2021, 22:44
If you don't like Bing, you can always write your own shit search engine that nobody uses, you know.
Google gives a shit-ton of tank man images.
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wrote on 4 Jun 2021, 22:46 last edited by
They've already changed it. I just got lots of references to Tank Man, and the first result was a story about how it tuned up nothing on Bing.
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wrote on 4 Jun 2021, 22:49 last edited by
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wrote on 5 Jun 2021, 01:10 last edited by
Google, Yahoo!, Bing, DuckDuckGo ... all returned results about “tank man” and Tien An Men incident just fine, though I only tried regular web search, not image search specifically.
Also tried China-based search engines BaiDu and SoHu, both returned no result on the topic (as expected).
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If you don't like Bing, you can always write your own shit search engine that nobody uses, you know.
Google gives a shit-ton of tank man images.
wrote on 5 Jun 2021, 01:35 last edited by@doctor-phibes said in Microsoft, wtf?:
If you don't like Bing, you can always write your own shit search engine that nobody uses, you know.
Lolz
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wrote on 5 Jun 2021, 03:17 last edited by
Microsoft wrote it was due to “accidental human error”.
Define accidental human error. LOL
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wrote on 5 Jun 2021, 07:00 last edited by
@loki said in Microsoft, wtf?:
Microsoft wrote it was due to “accidental human error”.
Define accidental human error. LOL
I saw that, but this wasn’t a random typo or bug. In the best case, it was a single employee who wanted a few minutes of fame. It could also be that they accidentally activated a feature that was supposed to work only in some countries.
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@loki said in Microsoft, wtf?:
Microsoft wrote it was due to “accidental human error”.
Define accidental human error. LOL
I saw that, but this wasn’t a random typo or bug. In the best case, it was a single employee who wanted a few minutes of fame. It could also be that they accidentally activated a feature that was supposed to work only in some countries.
wrote on 5 Jun 2021, 12:39 last edited by@klaus said in Microsoft, wtf?:
It could also be that they accidentally activated a feature that was supposed to work only in some countries.
Knowing how big software shops typically deploy their software across multiple cloud installations across the globe, I deem this to be the most likely explanation.