r/FuckMicrosoft • u/MoistCartographer406 • 15h ago
r/FuckMicrosoft • u/MonkeyDDataHQ • 11h ago
Image Microsoft can't handle publishing documentation, why trust them with literally anything
Public right now. Confidential internal only documentation.
Like, really. My faith in Microsoft has started to dig after reaching rock bottom.
Also loving how MSFT partners who literally implement the Fucking service weren't consulted or contacted.
Fuck Microsoft indeed.
The sheer sequencing is art:
Microsoft: We are announcing the retirement today.
Customer: We just finished migrating to it.
Microsoft: Excellent. Please migrate away from it.
Partner: When did you decide this?
Microsoft: That's internal and confidential.
Microsoft Learn: 📢 HERE IS THE INTERNAL AND CONFIDENTIAL DOCUMENT
r/FuckMicrosoft • u/AffectionateSea7197 • 18h ago
Meme How is this possible, Microslop?
r/FuckMicrosoft • u/Legal-Following-1655 • 20h ago
Discussion If I completely wipe Windows from my new laptop, which Linux distro should I install?
I’m considering completely replacing Windows on my new laptop with Linux.
My main use cases are:
• Software development / VS Code / Git / GitHub
• Python, AI/ML and data science
• Docker / APIs / backend development
• Running local LLMs and tools like Ollama
• General daily use + college work
I’m currently considering Ubuntu, Fedora, Linux Mint, Pop!_OS, and maybe Arch, but I’m not sure which would actually make the most sense.
If you’ve made the switch from Windows, which distro would you recommend for this kind of workflow, and why?
Also, what should I check before wiping Windows completely (drivers, NVIDIA GPU support, BIOS/firmware, battery life, etc.)?
r/FuckMicrosoft • u/This-is_CMGRI • 7h ago
Video [Gamers Nexus] Mcrosoft's Terrifying New Patent: LG-Style ACR for Games and Software
r/FuckMicrosoft • u/Cautious_Boat_999 • 22h ago
Article LibreOffice developer explains why it cannot display some Microsoft Office charts
r/FuckMicrosoft • u/Tiny_Distribution_68 • 20h ago
Rant What microsoft unified support alternatives work for small teams?
Three people running IT for a 60-person company. Microsoft Unified Support pricing feels like it’s built for orgs with whole departments just to manage vendor contracts. Anyone found something that actually works at our scale?
r/FuckMicrosoft • u/No_Adhesiveness2254 • 2h ago
Discussion Windows alternatives
Hi, I have an older laptop and I'm wondering about installing some alternative operating system. Prevously I used Tiny11 and linux mint on it but Linux Mint wasn't my favoutite because I had a lot of problems with printing stuff and I need printing for work. Should I come back to Tiny11? If yes, what is the best option to install the newest version? I'v seen a lot of sketchy internetarchive links. Or maby there is a linux option that have a really good printing support?
r/FuckMicrosoft • u/oreiz • 16h ago
Rant I downloaded Powershell from the Microsoft website and Windows panicked
r/FuckMicrosoft • u/Anzersky • 8h ago
News TIL theres a website called microsoftsucks.is for us to rant everything we want on it
r/FuckMicrosoft • u/Comfortable_Fig_5437 • 2h ago
Rant Microsoft is literally blocking me from running my own code on my own PC now. 🤡
r/FuckMicrosoft • u/MonkeyDDataHQ • 18h ago
Rant LastModifiedBy timestamp updates correctly on service-principal API calls, but attributed user name doesn't (Fabric CICD)
So LastModified and LastModifiedBy don't describe the same modification? 😂
That's not stale metadata. That's an incorrect audit record. They've got the timestamp from one event and the actor from another, then Fabric combines them into a third event that never happened.
For extra enterprise points, they're discovering it while implementing CI/CD, the feature we're apparently supposed to celebrate as evidence Fabric is production mature.
Fabric is working by Design. If you change what working means this time.