Critique of Microsoft's IT Competence by an Open-Source Developer
By
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A respectable bake. You'd come back tomorrow for another.
Summary
The article criticizes Microsoft's perceived incompetence in IT, despite the author's history of using and appreciating its products like Windows and email services. The author, an open-source developer, expresses frustration with Microsoft's recent performance.
Key quotes
· 3 pulledMicrosoft became miserably incompetent in IT.
I develop open-source code. But that never made me one of the 'I hate proprietary software or IT giant corporations' types.
I always saw the nice things that Microsoft offered to its users; I saw not only downsides in its products.
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