Let’s put it this way. Apparently the issue:
- affects SSDs and HDDs
- multiple SSD models from multiple vendors
- necessary conditions are 60%+ disk fullness and that specific security update
…I think it’s pretty safe to say Microsoft is bullshitting. No, not even lying - bullshitting, showing complete disregard for truth value.
Fiivemacs@lemmy.ca 1 week ago
shut up company…you lie constantly and should never be trusted. you broke people’s hardware for greed.
sj_zero 1 week ago
One of many books that I'm working on behind the scenes is a programming book that is going to be for the free basic programming language, but is also intended to be a history of computing and a broader computer science course. One of the recurring jokes I intend to put into the computer history is "that would be the only time Microsoft did something sketchy"
Their very first action ever was to announce that they had an Altair compatible basic ready to go. And it turns out that even that was a complete lie. They only bothered actually making the basic interpreter once it became obvious there was demand based on the feedback from the magazine letter.