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Exactly, and it was the right move too. It's saved MS lots of money, and eliminated a function that just wasn't necessary. The users can do the QA; why should
by shiroiuma 3y ago
Exactly, and it was the right move too. It's saved MS lots of money, and eliminated a function that just wasn't necessary. The users can do the QA; why should MS pay money for professionals to do it? My Microsoft stock price has done great as a result of smart cost-cutting moves like this, and also adding more advertising to the OS.
- bonton89 3y agoAnd it isn't like the users are going to stop using Windows anyway. Some of them will whine and make empty threats about switching their OS "if they keep it up" but nobody actually believes them because they've been keeping it up for almost 10 years now.
- shiroiuma 3y agoExactly. MS has finally figured out these people aren't changing OSes, probably ever, no matter how much MS abuses them. So why shouldn't MS do this stuff?