Sheesh. This is an awful response. It does give me an ambivalent feeling I'd like a word for: It's when someone/something you consider evil commits another wr

Sheesh. This is an awful response. It does give me an ambivalent feeling I'd like a word for: It's when someone/something you consider evil commits another wrong and it comes to light. You hate to see it happen and feel for the victims, but as a result more people also come to distrust them. I guess it's similar to "I told you so", but not smug and with less conclusion. I won't give Microsoft a single chance until they let you make a local account on W10 without walking out of the range of the wifi you accidentally taught it the password to. It really needs to be opt-in, but I'd settle for the opt-out being plainly accessible. (On a tangential note Apple needs to stop nagging to enable Siri if it hasn't already. Not anywhere near as bad but still dumb.) /rant I do feel that they really didn't need to fuck this up so badly. Just apologize properly and give the man some big fat credit, maybe with a notice in the CLI. Only developers use this, they'd love to see Microsoft properly attributing the idea. I'm going to migrate my github accounts this first week of June as a small protest.