>They say it was a mistake. Do you believe them? Hanlon's Razor. Which do you consider more likely: someone screwed up (as Microsoft's updates often do) or tha

>They say it was a mistake. Do you believe them? Hanlon's Razor. Which do you consider more likely: someone screwed up (as Microsoft's updates often do) or that Microsoft deliberately started upgrading Windows machines in secret hoping that either nobody would care or that they would be okay with just upgrading a few then stopping and having to make up an excuse to cover it up? It's just absurd.