I'll be blunt: you're a fool if you believe they've changed. EEE is still in their blood and always will be. Small example, I have to use Outlook at work and i

I'll be blunt: you're a fool if you believe they've changed. EEE is still in their blood and always will be. Small example, I have to use Outlook at work and it's quite noticeable that they've broken RFC 3986 ("Using <> angle brackets around each URI is especially recommended as a delimiting style for a reference that contains embedded whitespace") More to the point especially in my job, they very noticeably broken the SQL standard, and keep doing things to make my professional life harder. You are really, really naïve if you think they've changed.