or maybe just incompetence? or just retro-1990s microsoft? what is this? slashdot in 1998?
i mean, this is the company that perfected the "throw it all away and start over" serviceability paradigm and the "we don't know what's wrong with it just reboot it every six hours" reliability paradigm for systems.
totally reliable business partner to trust for outsourcing critical business and government infrastructure for sure!
those who are serious and prudent seek assurance, for the reckless and feckless, there's azurance.
if the blog post doesn't work, i'd suggest renaming the project (specifically the cli) such that it makes reference to the hollowness of the new microsoft's apparent love for open source. that way when those thousands of developers (who happen the be of the exact variety that the dinosaur is trying to court) are invoking it every day, it can burn into their skulls to never ever work for, or choose technologies made by, microsoft.
i mean, this is the company that perfected the "throw it all away and start over" serviceability paradigm and the "we don't know what's wrong with it just reboot it every six hours" reliability paradigm for systems.
totally reliable business partner to trust for outsourcing critical business and government infrastructure for sure!
those who are serious and prudent seek assurance, for the reckless and feckless, there's azurance.
if the blog post doesn't work, i'd suggest renaming the project (specifically the cli) such that it makes reference to the hollowness of the new microsoft's apparent love for open source. that way when those thousands of developers (who happen the be of the exact variety that the dinosaur is trying to court) are invoking it every day, it can burn into their skulls to never ever work for, or choose technologies made by, microsoft.
score 5: funny, insightful