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I think one of the 70,000 Microsoft employees just might have thought of that possibility before pushing the update.
by blakeyrat 10y ago
I think one of the 70,000 Microsoft employees just might have thought of that possibility before pushing the update.
- mickronome 10y agoOne would think so, but then one would also think that nobody would ever design a boot recovery procedure such that it has an error case where it deletes all (several hundreds) executable files on the disk, completely hosing the system. But Microsoft still managed to do the latter. It's likely not that nobody thought about it, but maybe not the right person, and in big companies that can matter a lot.
- cortesoft 10y agoThey didn't seem to think of the possibility that I might have a long running, important process on a machine that I am not physically at. Restarting a machine just because I am not there to say no is bad.