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people quickly started testing variations like “Microsl0p” to slip past the filter
Why don’t they just use that AI they’re so fond of to cover this situation
They asked the AI and it told them it was too expensive at scale.
They’re actually quite lucky to be called “Microslop” instead of what we used to call it back in the day…
I was there. What did we call it?
Microshit
should be Macroshit
From what I’ve seen coming out of Redmond recently, it wouldn’t surprise me to learn that the “Microslop” filter broke with some random update as opposed to being intentionally disabled.
They probably already chose a new name.
Probably something ass-hatted such as ‘Microhard’
Microhard already exists, they are a radio module vendor in Canada. So presumably Microsoft will sue them to make them change their name.
Maybe ‘Macroshaft’?
Microflaccid or death
“Microsoft changed course” (about shoving Slop into every nook and cranny of their products)
I very much doubt that. When I have to open Office365 (Copilot… Sloppity… WhateverItIsCalledThIsWeek) in a browser they manage to hide the actual apps like Word, Excel etc. a little more behind the giant empty chat interface. Last time I checked my pinned Apps were gone and now there is a tiny button containing some of the apps. To make it worse, this button changed the location on screen almost every time I opened this website in the past months (I’m not using it very often).
