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Aren't microsoft products half vibe coded at this point anyway? Look at all these fires I put out, says fireman with trunk full of flares and gasoline.
They have a long tradition of not mastering the huge complexity of their own software. Deep security flaws, broken updates, degrading performance etc. are well known companions on any M$ user's journey.
The vibe coding has mostly added speed to the problem, but not changed the principle itself.
Tiny little example: Azure DevOps supports ssh key access, but only the old - now considered insecure/inadvisable for continued use - RSA ssh keys.
Their priorities for providing that kind of convenient secure access lie elsewhere, in activities that generate more revenue for them.
Certainly seems that way.
There's a new bug or eminently shitty feature almost every day, or at least it seems that way.