Hi everyone! We've had a busy, busy couple of days -- we've put a lot of miles behind us, eaten in countless restaurants (while trying to avoid fast food), slept in different beds each night, and most importantly, met a ton of customers. We're answering questions ranging from "what's Windows Vista?" to "what's your favorite feature?" to "what are the advances in networking that will ensure my home network is secure?" In fact, one of our guys has created a list of recurring topics that customers continue to hit upon.
Our routing has taken us from Lexington, KY on Wednesday morning through parts of Ohio and into Pittsburgh, PA last evening. We've since made it to the outskirts of Washington, DC tonight and are preparing for another very active day tomorrow. Our routing should take us toward Richmond, VA tomorrow evening and Charlotte, NC the following day.
In Nashville getting ready to board the coach (L-R are Brandon LeBlanc, Ryan Hoffman and Nick)
Our routing has taken us from Lexington, KY on Wednesday morning through parts of Ohio and into Pittsburgh, PA last evening. We've since made it to the outskirts of Washington, DC tonight and are preparing for another very active day tomorrow. Our routing should take us toward Richmond, VA tomorrow evening and Charlotte, NC the following day.
In Nashville getting ready to board the coach (L-R are Brandon LeBlanc, Ryan Hoffman and Nick)
After a photo session we climbed aboard to inspect our new surroundings, plug in the Xbox 360, settle into one of those comfy leather recliners and dig into the wireless internet. This is going to be home during our waking hours for the next week+. (Pic 2) Bob Stein of ActiveWin dropped by to keep us company and help answer customers' questions -- which is a lucky thing, because we were inundated with people curious about MS' new operating system.
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You didn't expect the MS marketing goons to venture away from the
ideology of the rest of the company, did you? Innovation via imitation.
lmao
Are you asking what is your favourite feature that you would have liked to actually make it to the RTM?
I mean, it's big has lots of people in it...
First off, it's Microsoft people, not Linux community members. Second, they are marketing goons, not developers. So, there'll be sex on the bus, just not heterosexual sex.
LOL!!!
that put a smile on my face!
same here!
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