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"Again"? When did they stop? You mean that hypocritical "MS loves Linux" stuff while their partners are digging the grave for FOSS like in Munich?

• IggleSniggle 7y ago
  Saying "again" has zero bearing on frequency, unless you mean to suggest that every single action that MS and it's individual employees take are "shady stuff," continuously, without exception.
  • despera 7y ago
    Of course it does involve frequency, "again" can either mean something that's happening very often OR something that stopped happening and started again. It's a matter of corporate strategy and has nothing to do with each worker.
  • Psyladine 7y ago
    >every single action It doesn't have to suggest all actions, only re-occurring behavior. Microsoft had a well deserved reputation as a grim reaper in the tech industry. http://www.ecis.eu/documents/Finalversion_Consumerchoicepaper.pdf http://www.ecis.eu/documents/Finalversion_Consumerchoicepape...
    • IggleSniggle 7y ago
      I agree! The person I was responding to reacted to "again" as if a behavior needs to "stop" in order for it to happen "again." It doesn't. It only needs to be reoccurring.