My favorite is when they say "not supported" and it's easy to make it work and is just their way of scaring Enterprise customers to their bread & butter. (One

My favorite is when they say "not supported" and it's easy to make it work and is just their way of scaring Enterprise customers to their bread & butter. (One example that comes to mind is a bunch of Rigol oscilloscopes that, even though they have FPGA's on them, can still have more functionality enabled with resistors.)