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Nobody said that the blame is all on the users. Also, you can blame Microsoft all you want, it ain't going to get your data back.

• Shadonototra 5y ago
  > Also, you can blame Microsoft all you want, it ain't going to get your data back. What a wrong mindset So Microsoft can spit all the bloated and buggy trash, they shouldn't be held responsible? Who cares about the data loss, important or temporary, time was lot, not even respecting your users, you should be ashamed at microsoft Where is your standard of quality? it's the size of an electron?
  • nulld3v 5y ago
    > What a wrong mindset > So Microsoft can spit all the bloated and buggy trash, they shouldn't be held responsible? > Who cares about the data loss, important or temporary, time was lot, not even respecting your users, you should be ashamed at microsoft > Where is your standard of quality? it's the size of an electron? Hmm, the problem is that you are talking to someone who already mostly agrees with you... I never said that you shouldn't blame Microsoft. That is what I was talking about in my last comment: "Nobody said the blame is all on the users". You should absolutely blame Microsoft. I actually refuse to even install VSCode because of the telemetry. But again, blaming Microsoft isn't going to get your data back. It's like having a house but not putting a lock on it. Then some burglar comes in and trashes your house. Like yeah, blame the burglar. The burglar should go to jail. But even if you put the burglar in jail, all the damage to your house doesn't just disappear. So put a lock on your door and maybe add some cameras too. Then your house won't get trashed and the next time a burglar comes maybe you can even catch them and put them in jail with your security cameras. Best of both worlds.