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Save money? $20K to Microsoft is like $0.02 (if even that) to you and me. Even $200K would be a drop in the bucket compared to the damage from a widely exploite
by throwaway201103 6y ago
Save money? $20K to Microsoft is like $0.02 (if even that) to you and me. Even $200K would be a drop in the bucket compared to the damage from a widely exploited Teams vulnerability.
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- deathanatos 6y agoI was curious how accurate that was… MSFT has a market cap of $1.62T. A quick Google says "The median net worth of the average U.S. household is $97,300." That works out to 0.1¢.
- pradn 6y agoThese payouts don't come from the grand central corporate treasury, but from the budget of a director or a VP. They might have a small amount of discretionary funds after their headcount and other expenses are accounted for.
- varispeed 6y agoIt's probably why they have so much money. It only goes one way. They are greedy and unethical just as any other big co, what's worse about them however is that they are trying to wear that deceptive image of them being changed now and embracing open source blah blah, but it is the same greedy Micro$oft it has always been.