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But that's what your post's parents are talking about. Microsoft won't debug your code, but they will respond if you show them a bug in their code (and you've p
by jarek 16y ago
But that's what your post's parents are talking about. Microsoft won't debug your code, but they will respond if you show them a bug in their code (and you've paid for the support accounts).
- bphogan 16y agoI was replying specifically to "When a corporate pays for software, they are paying for peace-of-mind and assurance more than the bits that make up the app." The peace of mind part. And that support contract still hasn't provided a fix for the padded oracle exploit. It'll be "a few weeks yet."