Microsoft Campus Tour

[Guest]

We went inside Microsoft's? Redmond headquarters to see what employee life is like and what's going on behind the scenes.

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[drwho1]

I rather see a tour of the Playboy Mansion... a chance to see all their "technology" of course.

 

[JamesSneed]

This quote is mostly true but many times the "ugly" produce actually taste better because they were harmed in some way during there development and produced more carbohydrates i.e. sugars to repair. This is especially true of apples and an ugly apple will also have more antioxidants.

"Nobody wants ugly veggies on their shelves even though they taste the same and, in all likelihood, are going to be chopped up anyway."

 

[urbanj]

...they can just use the Lend-O-Matic. Ramos demonstrated the machine’s ease of use by having an iPhone (yes, an iPhone, not a Windows Phone) dispensed right in front of the group of touring journalists.


Well, ya....wouldn't all the employees already HAVE a Windows Phone??
It's the iPhone they'd need to borrow

 

[alextheblue]

[quotemsg=19716031,0,1017117]...they can just use the Lend-O-Matic. Ramos demonstrated the machine’s ease of use by having an iPhone (yes, an iPhone, not a Windows Phone) dispensed right in front of the group of touring journalists.


Well, ya....wouldn't all the employees already HAVE a Windows Phone??
It's the iPhone they'd need to borrow
[/quotemsg]
Not to mention the shared codebase and emulators they have for mobile mean they can do pretty much all of their UWP development just with a PC and have it run on all UWP platforms with minimal changes (other platforms too if they opt for Xamarin + Forms, depending on the app).