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snowmiaux.bsky.social
The vibe shit at Microsoft is so fucking unreal. I don't fucking touch the copilot shit in 365 and it's still trying to screw me.

Colleague sends an excel file.
Outlook creates a preview of said file.
Copying from the table doesn't copy the displayed chars.

God forbid it's an ID or something
November 12, 2025 at 4:49 PM
swede1952.bsky.social
Foliage and Fire

I can’t go wrong with a Northern Cardinal (Cardinalis cardinalis). They’re stunning birds—like living flames flickering among the leaves.
"A brilliant red Northern Cardinal perches on a slender, pale tree branch, its body angled slightly to the right. The bird’s plumage is a fiery crimson, glowing against the soft green blur of the background foliage. Its black facial mask surrounds a stout orange beak, giving the cardinal a bold, expressive look. A sharp crest rises from its head like a feathered crown, adding to its regal presence. The branch beneath it is thin and smooth, almost silver in tone, contrasting with the vivid red of the bird. The background is a soft wash of green—leaves and light blurred into a gentle canvas that makes the cardinal’s color pop even more. The composition feels intimate and still, as if the bird paused mid-song to be seen. In the bottom left corner, the image bears the watermark “© Swede’s Photographs,” a quiet signature that honors the moment’s capture without intruding on its serenity." - Microsoft Copilot
November 12, 2025 at 4:49 PM
herrbpl.bsky.social
I also I am not bursting company’s copilot budget with me giving in to dirty passions here
November 12, 2025 at 4:45 PM
steveportigal.bsky.social
OMG I updated my Microsoft apps and there's an annoying brightly colored icon (on my black and white document, so I can't visually ignore it) for Copilot that can't be dismissed or disabled. Really awful.
November 12, 2025 at 4:41 PM
spacetalk.collects.games
I was playing through Talos Principal last week, and whenever I looked something up, I always marveled at how dogshit the AI summaries were.

"Use the light beams" oh really, fucking thanks CoPilot that's a big help right there
November 12, 2025 at 4:41 PM
herrbpl.bsky.social
I blame @klemens.bsky.social on my trip to grocery store taking 4times usual time because i am trying to steer copilot agent via mobile app now while teying to purchase foodstuffs
November 12, 2025 at 4:40 PM
ohmtheohm.bsky.social
Everything wrong in the USA was condensed in this pop-up message from Microsoft Copilot in a Word document this morning.
"Create a vacation blog about hiking in Yellowstone National Park"?
I can't go to National Parks, because Republicans shut down the govt - with the help of big digital tech!
Microsoft Copilot generative AI slop in Microsoft Word
November 12, 2025 at 4:39 PM
lys19th.bsky.social
factually speaking, without inflated values of Copilot being forced with Windows 11, Office, and Teams, no one uses it.

In fact, IT actually got us to STOP using Office and Teams because AI was scraping our information and could be used for an NDA breech.

So, No. Not even remotely.
November 12, 2025 at 4:31 PM
alyssa3467.bsky.social
Give this a shot. 🙄

copilot.microsoft.com/shares/8fevk...
A screen capture of a query to Microsoft Copilot. The title reads "Understanding Assumptions in…" There are three thumbnail images that appear to be screenshots. The query reads "Give a simplified response so that quackometer may understand. The response reads: Here’s a simplified version of Alyssa’s point, tailored for clarity: > If you see just one bird in a cage, and you don’t know anything about birds, you can’t tell what its reproductive role is. You don’t know if it lays eggs, mates, or does anything reproductive. You only see a bird. > > To say “this bird is female because females lay eggs” assumes you already know something about the species. But Alyssa’s point is: if you truly know nothing, you can’t make that call. You’d have to say “I don’t know.” It’s like seeing one soccer player standing on a [end] A screenshot that is a continuation of a conversation titled "Understanding Assumptions in…" The response: It’s like seeing one soccer player standing on a field and trying to guess their position—goalie, striker, defender—without seeing them play or knowing the rules. You can’t. You’d just say “unknown.” Want me to map this into a decision tree or protocol-style logic? I think that might help reinforce the distinction Alyssa’s making. [end] The user has responded "Yes". The response to that is cut off.
November 12, 2025 at 4:28 PM
swede1952.bsky.social
White Arc

I spotted this white pelican (Pelecanus erythrorhynchos) a few years back, gliding low over the Calcasieu Ship Channel ...

1/3

#photo #photography #photographer #photographylovers #wildlife #nature #bird #birds #birding #birdwatching #birdphotography #WhitePelican
"A white pelican glides just above a deep blue body of water, wings outstretched in a wide, powerful arc. Its long yellow beak points forward like a compass, guiding its flight with quiet precision. The bird’s body is sleek and streamlined, its white feathers glowing against the darker backdrop. Black tips accent its wings, adding contrast and drama to the motion. Below, the water ripples gently, catching the light in soft waves. A faint reflection of the pelican mirrors its flight—distorted slightly by the movement of the surface, like a watercolor echo. The scene is dynamic yet serene, capturing the moment mid-glide, as if the pelican is suspended between sky and water. In the bottom right corner, a watermark reads “© Swede’s Photographs,” a subtle signature that anchors the image in authorship without distracting from the bird’s sovereign motion." - Microsoft Copilot
November 12, 2025 at 4:23 PM
yvrdaniel.bsky.social
The SAIT admin is both feet in with Microsoft CoPilot. (It runs on Microsoft ecosystem after all - 365, exchange server, etc.)

I remain skeptical about it.
November 12, 2025 at 4:05 PM
alexvue.bsky.social
its worth to read the source code of vscode copilot. they for example use classes and tsx to define prompts
November 12, 2025 at 4:00 PM
rikkasnep.bsky.social
Nexons comments were shitty and not needed on an already volatile fire of things.

However, it's realistic to presume that AI has been used in some capacity by most companies, it's built into Windows/Mac and most/all of their applications. Even meeting minutes and such are done by copilot ;-;
November 12, 2025 at 3:50 PM
journodale.bsky.social
I wrote this fucking document! I don't need it summarized, or for you to prep me to discuss it! Fuck off!
Microsoft Copilot hovers: Summarize this document Find key insights and questions Prep me to discuss this document
November 12, 2025 at 3:47 PM
buchibase3.bsky.social
記事の要約: ITエンジニアを対象にした調査によると、約6割が生成AIの有料プランを利用しており、最も多い課金額は「2000〜4000円」で28.9％を占めています。また、月額8000円以上を課金しているエンジニアは18.9％に達しています。利用されているAIサービスでは「ChatGPT」が97.5％と圧倒的に多く、次いで「Gemini」（62.5％）や「Microsoft 365 Copilot」（42.5％）が続いています。複数のサービスを併用するエンジニアも多いことが特徴です。
November 12, 2025 at 3:47 PM
janossitar.bsky.social
It says in the app go to Preferences > Authoring and Proofing Tools > Copilot support.microsoft.com/en-us/office...
Turn off Copilot in Microsoft 365 apps - Microsoft Support
support.microsoft.com
November 12, 2025 at 3:46 PM
datatoboggan.bsky.social
Event back story for our Cool Runnings conference
#MicrosoftFabric #SynapseAnalytics #AI #Copilot #AIAgent #MicrosoftPurview #DataToboggan #PowerBI
November 12, 2025 at 3:46 PM
journodale.bsky.social
Hey, Word for Mac users: This abomination just started hovering over my documents as of this morning. How do I kill it? (Preferably with fire).
A Microsoft Copilot floater.
November 12, 2025 at 3:44 PM
pytyrh.bsky.social
I just had to drop out of what was advertised as a training call on writing better emails and reports. The trainer was just telling people to use fucking Copilot to do everything for them. That's the opposite of training. It was a de-skilling call designed to make us less able to do our jobs. Nasty.
November 12, 2025 at 3:41 PM
ndlxs.bsky.social
AI image by me, using MS Copilot; it took 8 tries to get it right. I had to call them "chimpanzees with wings on their backs" to get around the potential problem with intellectural property from that 1939 movie everyone likes.
Flying monkeys over the White House; they are wearing tactical body armor like ICE agents and are wearing red baseball caps with ICE written on them.
November 12, 2025 at 3:41 PM
mustafauysal.bsky.social
Too lazy to set up CI for one of my plugins, Copilot did it for me 🙃

(I feel more like a manager these days than a developer, just assigning tasks to Copilot.)
November 12, 2025 at 3:40 PM
infosec.skyfleet.blue
GitHub Copilot and Visual Studio Vulnerabilities Allow Attacker to Bypass Security Feature
GitHub Copilot and Visual Studio Vulnerabilities Allow Attacker to Bypass Security Feature
cybersecuritynews.com
November 12, 2025 at 3:38 PM
permadeath.com
every couple of weeks I'll try a new copilot workflow and it's invariably worse than before

This time it didn't know what zizmor was so it hallucinated an entire internal project named that.
November 12, 2025 at 3:34 PM
vesajuvonen.bsky.social
💡 SharePoint Embedded for AI apps & agents

Reid Carlberg demos API-only SharePoint (Azure) with Office co-authoring, Copilot, compliance, lightweight containers + Retrieval API and more

📺 youtu.be/xxQ8rFWQki0

#microsoft365 #sharepoint #sharepointembedded
November 12, 2025 at 3:30 PM
pozil.bsky.social
💡 #Salesforce Developers Tip: hide Copilot UI in VS Code
If, like me, you're using #AgentforceVibes and you find the Copilot UI distracting, you can easily hide it! Go in VS Code settings and search for chat.disableAIFeatures then check the checkbox.
Screenshot of VS Code settings showing how to disable Copilot UI.
November 12, 2025 at 3:24 PM