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Not for a couple of versions but I think it's inevitable. It's in their DNA as a company to push embrace, extend, and extinguish.
by stjohnswarts 5y ago
Not for a couple of versions but I think it's inevitable. It's in their DNA as a company to push embrace, extend, and extinguish.
- 9dev 5y agoAh, come on. That’s what any reasonably similar sized company does all the time. It’s what shareholders demand (not that i think that makes it any better). But always singling out Microsoft for a decades-old stereotype is just getting old.
- orestarod 5y agoI think this was unneeded. Nobody singled out Microsoft, it's just that the discussion is about Microsoft, which happens to still practice this strategy. I think nobody would argue against the strategy being practiced by other corporations too.