A decent collection of non-CH music videos

[tommyfilth]

I don't know if any of you folks are Redditors, but even if you aren't this subReddit has some pretty good stuff in it, and it looks like it's been added to quite frequently in the last week or so.

http://www.reddit.com/r/pornmusicvideos

[cockheroaddict]

I know its kinda funny but you can also just go to Bing and under the section labled "video" write "porn music videos" and there are tons of them there.

[book_guy]

I know its kinda funny but you can also just go to Bing and under the section labled "video" write "porn music videos" and there are tons of them there.

Hilarious. The funny part is that you use Bing. You can also go to Google and do the same thing and not be a Microsoft-whore.



... just kidding ... kind of ...

[AllanM]

I don't think I know anybody who intentionally uses Bing. Those that I do know use it, don't realize they do, and even say they're "googling" something. They're only using Bing, because its the default search engine on their browser.

Generally, once I've corrected that issue for them, they're happier with their search results. Is Bing terrible? No, but I definitely am not happy with the results, or at the least with the how the results are returned to me the majority of the time, when I end up using someone else's computer with the default still set to Bing.

Back on-topic...

I'm definitely not surprised there's a reddit for this genre. These video's are pretty abundant throughout the interwebs.

[cockheroaddict]

I like the way the videos are arranged better (laugh) that is why I use it over Google for video
No, really

[tommyfilth]

Bing is actually weirdly good when it comes to searching for porn videos. I use it as a "when all else fails" method when I'm really desperate to find a streaming source for something.

[jackstock]

I'm certain that bing's popularity is due to it's capability to find porn better than google

[solicit10]

http://www.pornhub.com/playlist/5359051

enjoy ...

[Coder]

@AllanM

At least in my country, "googling" just means generally searching for stuff on the web. Could be wikipedia or whatever.

[book_guy]

Wow I started a Bing-hating firestorm. ROFL. Good on ya, Microsoft, you have the best porn-video searcher on the net ... and nothing else! Well done, well done.

[tommyfilth]

http://www.pornhub.com/playlist/5359051

enjoy ...

Damn, nice find!

Wow I started a Bing-hating firestorm. ROFL. Good on ya, Microsoft, you have the best porn-video searcher on the net ... and nothing else! Well done, well done.

They've gotta do SOMETHING right. You can't just be a fuck-up in ALL categories ALL THE TIME. I'll take it where I can get it, although it'd be nice if they'd make the whole CSS compliance thing easier on us poor developers. Hate to say it, but there's still a LOT of people that use I.E., and that means we gotta code for it, which I wouldn't mind if they didn't refuse to comply to WC3 standards just because they don't feel like it.

[book_guy]

Isn't the POINT of being the 500 pound gorilla in the room, that you get to refuse to comply if you just don't feel like it? And anyway, if I were another 500 pound gorilla in the room, I think I would quite often choose to "just don't feel like it" whenever authority figures other than myself seemed to be trying to exert authority over me. Not because I actually resent outside authority; but because I want to make sure I'm always subtly sending the signal that I don't have to bend to it, just so nobody gets the wrong idea about WHO is the 500 pound gorilla here, among all the other gorillas ... so to speak ...

[tommyfilth]

Isn't the POINT of being the 500 pound gorilla in the room, that you get to refuse to comply if you just don't feel like it? And anyway, if I were another 500 pound gorilla in the room, I think I would quite often choose to "just don't feel like it" whenever authority figures other than myself seemed to be trying to exert authority over me. Not because I actually resent outside authority; but because I want to make sure I'm always subtly sending the signal that I don't have to bend to it, just so nobody gets the wrong idea about WHO is the 500 pound gorilla here, among all the other gorillas ... so to speak ...

I get what you're saying. I just think Google offers a better product overall, and they don't seem to mind playing ball with the WC3. By the way, I wouldn't call the WC3 an authority figure per se, more like a guiding force in the development and standardization of technologies used online. Both Apple and Microsoft have, as you've suggested, pounded their big gorilla chests and done things their own way, and they're certainly welcome to do so, but there's a very good reason why both Safari and I.E. are declining in popularity, to the point where some time in the last two years, Microsoft tried to do the "Dominoes Pizza" thing and respin I.E., to win consumers back over to their side, as if to say, "Yeah, we're aware people think it sucks, but it sucks less now, see?".

Which is great, except it's still at least a generation behind Chrome and Firefox.

Of course, these are just my opinions, and are coming solely from a web designer/developer point of view. I'm neither a programmer nor a software engineer, and I'm certainly not much of a businessman. My perspective is firmly rooted in the "well thanks for making it a bigger pain in the ass to make sites cross-compatible", and I will happily admit this is probably a selfish and short-sighted point of view.

EDIT - I'm sure everybody else reading this thread is like, "Yeah, yeah, take it to a tech forum, we want more boobs!"

[book_guy]

"Yeah, yeah, take it to a tech forum, we want more boobs!"

I actually want more technical boobs, so I feel halfway there already.

And by the way, I agree with you and get your point and didn't mean to sound like I was either defending the act of gorilla-chest-pounding as a general premise (some of the more neo-liberal free-market Moonies might actually approve of "whoever is biggest deserves to win" which, to me, is the most preposterously stupid misapplication of market principles that I've ever heard), or defending Microsoft (and, by your extension, Apple) in particular. I'm actually very much a Socialist when it comes to communications-infrastructure, I won't be favoring ANY market-dynamic EVER, probably. But that's a different discussion.

More boobs now?

[Coder]

Microsoft really aren't a browser Gorilla though. IEs' problem is just that it's behind the curve, 'cos for a while they pretty much gave up on it, seeing it much like MSPaint....it's free with OS, not trying to compete with photoshop. Of course this is (hindsight) a foolish comparison for many reasons, and now they're scrabbling to catch up....but they're trying to catch up with google, who are much more gorillesque than they in this arena.

Erm, hang on, tag search....