> And now a decade later, it's clear that was genuine. It's certainly not "clear". Just because they make a code editor you like doesn't mean they're not plann

> And now a decade later, it's clear that was genuine. It's certainly not "clear". Just because they make a code editor you like doesn't mean they're not planning to fuck you over the moment they reach some internal milestones and priorities get shuffled around. The tech industry moves fast, but the one thing you can always count on is that you should never trust Microsoft, neither as a consumer nor as a business partner. EDIT: unless you're a masochist