What Microsoft is losing is mindshare with their customers.
It'll be a piece of cake, once their customers are angry enough, for a new tool to become popular that circumvents whatever "patch" Microsoft puts out.
The emperor has no clothes.
It'll be a piece of cake, once their customers are angry enough, for a new tool to become popular that circumvents whatever "patch" Microsoft puts out.
The emperor has no clothes.
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