If Microsoft’s tactic is to try to criminalise not following often arbitrary ‘responsible disclosure’ frameworks, good luck defending that in court
Because the courts these days are siding against corporations? I wouldn’t test this theory.
this post was submitted on 28 May 2026
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Microsoft destroyed their life. They have nothing left to do, except stand up against the bully
How did their life get destroyed?
They claim that Microsoft caused them to become homeless
I'd see it. Worker upends their life to work at company for pay and then they get rug-pulled and are in a place they don't know with no income to make of themselves
Windows has become a shell of what it once was, for Microsoft to take such an aggressive stance they are only going to make things worse for themselves.
Surely this will be the event that makes 2026 the year of the Linux desktop.
We are already at the age of the Linux desktop.
2026 was the year I switched and after seeing how few problems I've had, some less-techy friends have been asking questions. Protondb makes it really easy to say "let me check - yep that one works"
Everyone is 12 theory strikes again
I remember when Apple hired the jailbreak.me developer to address their PDF rendering issues years ago. Today, we have Microsoft screaming “la la la, I can’t hear you!”