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It has always been, but for 20 years Microsoft used it as a way to maintain lock-in at the OS level. They've now abandoned that strategy, and instead they use
by toyg 2y ago
It has always been, but for 20 years Microsoft used it as a way to maintain lock-in at the OS level.
They've now abandoned that strategy, and instead they use it as a way to maintain lock-in at the IAAS/PAAS level (Azure).