On 5/10/2013 00:19, mechanic wrote:
On Thu, 09 May 2013 22:05:10 +0800, xfile wrote:

Fair enough, why abandon a new idea simply because some people
have problems coping with it. Change happens - get over it.


Because the new idea produces no tangible benefits and only
idiots will accept changes for the sake of changes.

So, as the MSFT designers are certainly not idiots, did it not cross
your mind that there might be good reasons for the change? Of course
not, you would rather just come out with these clueless remarks. No
you are too frightened of change to give a new idea a fair trial.


So, as the MSFT designers are certainly not idiots[...]

Why? You don't see CEOs get fired for stupidity? No, you don't. Anyone
wears a shiny badge must be Einstein, you would think.

Also pay attention to what I said: only idiots will accept changes for
the sake of changes.

I didn't say MS are idiots; it's those mindless followers are idiots.

Microsoft may have their good reasons for coming up another inferior
product like this, i.e. because their laziness and incompetence to
develop two separate products for two distinctive different market
segments (consumer and business), and they also miscalculated, again,
their position and thought they could force or cheat professionals to
buy in their incompetence.

It's your kind who can't tell the difference are idiots. Your kind also
encourage and help them to come up inferior products again and again.

And I bet you never worked in any serious business, because otherwise,
you would have known that professionals embrace and engage to
"productive" changes on a daily basis. It's also why professionals are
trained to quickly identify if changes are based on a childish thought
or are for any real improvements.

Like Vista, Microsoft at least have the courage to admit its own
failure. So get over it! It's over!!