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Given Microsoft's previous behaviour towards competitors and open source software, it seems almost certain to me that Microsoft is doing this deliberately. They
by ndsipa_pomu 1y ago
Given Microsoft's previous behaviour towards competitors and open source software, it seems almost certain to me that Microsoft is doing this deliberately. They've got decades of bad faith behaviour at this point, so why give them the benefit of the doubt?
- Ekaros 1y agoBecause, this is the default operating for all big corporations at this point. Ban people based on some random automated factor. And then have no customer support channel to contact. I just fall on general malice here too instead of specific malice.
- randombits0 1y agoSufficiently advanced incompetence is indistinguishable from malice.