“Bloated, slow and leaky – what version numbers really mean”

This is satire, but wickedly on the mark. Obviously poking fun in the direction of Microsoft, but that’s not the only target — I saw at least one other large company using the same tactics, just before I dumped their product in disgust. I’ve no doubt that several other companies (that I’ve been fortunate enough never to run across) have adopted such tactics as well.

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  1. I doubt it, and I’d rather not mention the name publicly. Ask me by e-mail if you’re really curious.

    • Maybe not. My memory might be playing tricks on me. But as a software developer, I wasn’t impressed in the least with their product, regardless of its commercial success. It was bloated, inflexible, and completely unimaginative.

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