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Say your goodbyes to the beloved unofficial Windows Insider icon, ninjacat. A new report suggests that the graphic - a cat riding a unicorn holding a Microsoft flag - may not be around for long.
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A few months ago, employees at Microsoft created a sticker that quickly went viral; the image was of a cat riding on a unicorn waving the Microsoft flag, and now the team is back with more ninja cats.
A few weeks ago, Microsoft employees started showing off a new graphic that is, simply put, a cat riding a unicorn while waving the Microsoft flag - and now the image is going viral.
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