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Nothing the linked blog post suggests Microsoft was "blindsided". Where did the Axios article get that "one minute" bit from?
Really?
You replied as I was editing my previous comment.
They don't support that statement in any way. It's not even attributed to anyone at MS. Where did it come from?
I’m familiar with the situation, was it me that said it? Because if so I would like it retracted. That attribution may as well be “according to my friend’s dad, who works at Microsoft”.
You don't seem very familiar with the situation
I don't know why people downvoted you. You seem so credible, like 5/7 I would believe you.
A perfect 5/7?
A perfect 5/7.
It's journalist for, someone blabbed but doesn't want to be named. Don't sweat it.
That sounds an awful lot like "discussing something in an off the record context" which is not what off the record is for, because you can't use that.
It has been redacted?
Nope. There are two links. You’re probably only looking at the blog post.
Nothing, except the first paragraph which explains exactly this...