![[embedded-debian-microsoft.png]](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjbyRYm7-L250bmDykM0TBCswgFeh6vBUHAwapt1kG5VgoyNEn3Qu13sWrmqu7EQCzIVz8I0Darxv8fCeY5air7Guj0q62C5fIXdgbgaorNc-i0XDQ_Ma7V7Io_EIOLgpwzE5DxMHykl1M/s1600/embedded-debian-microsoft.png)
The trouble is that this is something hard to prove, as it appears seldom and apparently randomly. When I google for the terms Embedded Debian, I come up around every second time with nearly the same ad, but taking to www.microsoftembedded-de2.com
. This domain does not appear to be connected to Microsoft anyhow (see its whois entry). Some other people tried and never saw the ad, as I did when I looked from another computer (a Windows one, funnily). The www.windowsembeddedsolutions.com
link which is depicted above did only show up in my gmail account so far. However, that domain is owned by Microsoft, so they can't deny this comes from them. Why, are we scaring them so much ??
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