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    Microsoft Employee Protest Over AI Military Contracts Sparks Company Controversy

    As news circulated across tech circles this week, Microsoft found itself at the center of controversy after terminating an employee who disrupted CEO Satya Nadella’s highly anticipated speech. The employee’s act was not a random incident but a public protest against Microsoft’s involvement in...
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    Microsoft's 50th Anniversary: Employee Protest Sparks Ethical Debate

    Microsoft's 50th anniversary celebration in Redmond quickly turned into an unexpected protest stage, highlighting growing tensions between corporate policies and employee activism. At an event meant to commemorate half a century of technological innovation and leadership, two workers found...
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    Windows 7 Works Win7 latop, keeps resetting the Power Options, Help

    Works laptop, have admin rights. I set the Power Options to Balanced but within a few hours it's back to the corporate one. I presume this is a group policy setting somewhere. As I have full admin rights, is there a regedit to stop this? Cheers (p.s. not interested in the debate if I should...
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    Windows 7 Microsoft purchases Skype

    Skype buy was a Microsoft tax dodge Ballmer gets a win win scenario says analyst A financial analyst has said that Microsoft's $8.5 billion buy of Skype is a tax dodge and the US taxpayer will end up paying for half the bill. Larry Elkin, of Palisades Hudson, said that Microsoft's...
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