I thought that until I was downvoted a bit back for calling them “M$” in reply to someone’s post about how they don’t want to switch to 11. I can’t imagine where that’s coming from, but it was a good few accounts.
I was told it came across as “unserious” and childish. I think it’s neither: I’m adamant that M$ is garbage and I’m quite serious about the advice I had given in my post to prioritize getting off of 10 before the hackers manage to find something worth exploiting.
M$ managed to make hating on them uncool somehow. Boggles my mind.
I thought that until I was downvoted a bit back for calling them “M$” in reply to someone’s post about how they don’t want to switch to 11. I can’t imagine where that’s coming from, but it was a good few accounts.
I was told it came across as “unserious” and childish. I think it’s neither: I’m adamant that M$ is garbage and I’m quite serious about the advice I had given in my post to prioritize getting off of 10 before the hackers manage to find something worth exploiting.
M$ managed to make hating on them uncool somehow. Boggles my mind.
I’m just confused here about how “M$” is supposed to be read
“Micro$oft”
Right, but how is the “$” supposed to be pronounced? Is is Microcashsoft? Microdollarsoft? It’s just not very intuitive
It’s just pronounced like an s.
This reminds me of a gag in a music video where someone called Ke$ha “Kay - dollar sign - hah”
The $ is silent.
So it’s Microoft