Messenger shut down - 15th March
What will you use instead?
I must say, it's a bit of an end of an era for me. A defining point in my puberty was camming with a girl in Korea. I wonder what the kids today will be using. |
Re: Messenger shut down - 15th March
Originally Posted by Millhouse
(Post 10581814)
What will you use instead?
I must say, it's a bit of an end of an era for me. A defining point in my puberty was camming with a girl in Korea. I wonder what the kids today will be using. |
Re: Messenger shut down - 15th March
A cynical move by microsoft to force you into using Skype where they can get revenue.
Having said that, why should they supply a service for free? |
Re: Messenger shut down - 15th March
Originally Posted by Kix
(Post 10581818)
Having said that, why should they supply a service for free?
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Re: Messenger shut down - 15th March
Originally Posted by Millhouse
(Post 10581820)
messenger was full of adverts.
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Re: Messenger shut down - 15th March
That was my secondary school evenings. On it all night chatting to girls (all boys school does that to you).
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Re: Messenger shut down - 15th March
well technically (and im just saying this from an IT point of spew) you can use the same msn username password on skype and get all your contacts shifted over to skype, may take a while (2-3 hours) but it will happen. Ofcourse your old contacts need to shift over to skype pretty soon as well, u know
but having said that, MSN have been having HUGE glitch issues in the past few weeks where people who have already migrated over to skype now either cant see their old contacts online, or cant see their new contacts online or sometimes see them offline but are infact online so when messaged, they automatically come online for you sitraey sitraey sitra (movie reference, sorry) Its a huge mess really. I was frankly surprised that for a company like Microsoft they allowed something so huge to happen but more surprising is the fact that none of the News Agencies have picked up on this yet. What makes it worse is once migrated, you cannot go back, so your sort of like stuck in internet limbo where everyones offline for you and you are offline for everyone. Maybe it will be sorted by 15th march, lets see. I myself gave up on msn when i started getting continuous spam messages from this lady named willowsomething, EVERY time i turned MSN on telling me she just had a shower. I mean how dirty can one get ffs! |
Re: Messenger shut down - 15th March
Originally Posted by Millhouse
(Post 10581814)
What will you use instead?
I must say, it's a bit of an end of an era for me. A defining point in my puberty was camming with a girl in Korea. I wonder what the kids today will be using. |
Re: Messenger shut down - 15th March
Originally Posted by NorthernLad
(Post 10582872)
We use MS Communicator at work...very good tool and depending on corp policies can chat to people outside your company.
We are locked in a sametime/ lotus notes time-warp hell. |
Re: Messenger shut down - 15th March
Originally Posted by Millhouse
(Post 10582894)
I bet it needs admin rights to install.
We are locked in a sametime/ lotus notes time-warp hell. |
Re: Messenger shut down - 15th March
never used Messenger but I do use What's app a lot these days, is it a similar type of thing?
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Re: Messenger shut down - 15th March
use(d) messenger a lot especially dealing with Chinese clients. less painful than trying to understand them on the phone
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Re: Messenger shut down - 15th March
WhatsApp
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Re: Messenger shut down - 15th March
Originally Posted by Irishbeekeeper
(Post 10582619)
well technically (and im just saying this from an IT point of spew) you can use the same msn username password on skype and get all your contacts shifted over to skype, may take a while (2-3 hours) but it will happen. Ofcourse your old contacts need to shift over to skype pretty soon as well, u know
but having said that, MSN have been having HUGE glitch issues in the past few weeks where people who have already migrated over to skype now either cant see their old contacts online, or cant see their new contacts online or sometimes see them offline but are infact online so when messaged, they automatically come online for you sitraey sitraey sitra (movie reference, sorry) Its a huge mess really. I was frankly surprised that for a company like Microsoft they allowed something so huge to happen but more surprising is the fact that none of the News Agencies have picked up on this yet. What makes it worse is once migrated, you cannot go back, so your sort of like stuck in internet limbo where everyones offline for you and you are offline for everyone. Maybe it will be sorted by 15th march, lets see. I myself gave up on msn when i started getting continuous spam messages from this lady named willowsomething, EVERY time i turned MSN on telling me she just had a shower. I mean how dirty can one get ffs! |
Re: Messenger shut down - 15th March
Oh, that's a little sad. I met my wife when we were working for the same company, albeit in different countries. MSN played its part in our "courtship" at weekends and evenings. I guess tehcnology moves on though.
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