Microsoft's most successful failure

Microsoft's most successful failure
Mark Burnett, 2005-06-06

Someone once asked Pable Picasso which one of his many paintings was his favorite. His reply: [i]the next one[/i]. Ask Steve Ballmer which version of Windows is the most secure and guess what his answer will be?

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Anonymous

"The challenge here is one that Microsoft is uniquely suited to solve."

Well, yes. The creator of a problem is always uniquely suited to solve it.

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