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c*t2013-04-11 07:04

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【以下文字转载自 Boston 讨论区】
发信人: choosewhat (bet on any), 信区: Boston
标题: [Not a buy or sell Ad] NetApp hiring, Java developer, QA engineers in Waltham office
发信站: BBS 未名空间站 (Wed May 30 13:26:46 2012, 美东)
One of the best companies to work for.
it is not a buy or sell, just try to help friends on the board.

A*22013-04-11 07:04

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Which Senator did you use and better?
Thanks

x*a2013-04-11 07:04

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【以下文字转载自 Military 讨论区】
发信人: jollyl (砖石老五), 信区: Military
标题: Re: 谈谈我对中央处理薄希来的不满
发信站: BBS 未名空间站 (Sat Mar 17 22:58:26 2012, 美东)
我看股市还不满呢，公开的消息都是马后炮，没有提前预报升降的。
问题是，我凭啥要求事先知道某些公司的机密商业信息？
你是不是也要自省下？

b*n2013-04-11 07:04

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希望板上的软工看了能收敛点。小心你老板当你办倒忙(其实就是)
另外这一群公司员工pump自己公司的东西谩骂客户和对手算不算做广告恶霸行径？是不
是应该被封？
http://www.forbes.com/sites/matthickey/2013/04/10/report-xbox-e
Report: Xbox Exec Now Ex-Microsoft Exec
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From the You Had To See This Coming file, Adam Orth, the Microsoft employee
that famously and publicly belittled potential next-gen Xbox customers via
his Twitter account last week, is no longer with the company, according to
reports.
For those not following the story, it goes something like this: A new
generation of Xbox, which may be announced next month, is rumored to require
an always-on Internet connection to function at all. Gamers tend to dislike
always-on Internet connection requirements, as EA learned when it’s much-
anticipated Sim City flopped earlier this Spring, and users have filled up
the blogs and message boards protesting Microsoft’s rumored plans. Internet
connections for some, they argue, are unreliable or sometimes for low
income or people who live in rural environments nonexistent.
Orth, clearly a fan of the always-on policy, took to his Twitter account to
comment on the outrage, which he characterized as “drama”. In defending
the always-on nature of the next-gen Xbox, he tried to compare gaming
consoles to vacuum cleaners, arguing not buying a gaming system because you
might lose an Internet connection to not buying a vacuum cleaner because you
might lose electricity. He punctuated his tirade with the hashtag #
dealwithit.
Microsoft was quick to apologize, but the damage appears to have be done,
and Orth is seemingly out of a job. The lesson is this: When you’re on
social media, be nice to your customers, and keep your Twitter drama free.
That said, I don’t recommend that any of my readers check mine out, as it
usually has little to do with technology and more to do with whiskey and
things that are Not Safe For Forbes.