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WireGuard makes new Windows release following Microsoft signing resolution

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Re: WireGuard makes new Windows release following Microsoft signing resolution

#41

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"hostage speaks well of hostage-taker"

if you think i am defending microsoft, your hatred has blinded you to what my comments are actually saying.

Why would I think that? That isn't a sensible conclusion from what I posted. I think you replied to the wrong post

Regardless of what the maintainer says of their abuser after being abused, the point I think you are getting stuck on is this:

Creating a system which locks you out if you don't speak to a human isn't de-facto malicious.

Having support where you can't speak to a human isn't de-facto malicious, either.

Doing both at the same time, however, is de-facto malicious. Some executives likely got bonuses for doing it, too.

Re: WireGuard makes new Windows release following Microsoft signing resolution

#42

Earlier quoted context omitted.

if you think i am defending microsoft, your hatred has blinded you to what my comments are actually saying.

Why would I think that? That isn't a sensible conclusion from what I posted. I think you replied to the wrong post Regardless of what the maintainer says of their abuser after being abused, the point I think you are getting stuck on is this: Creating a system which locks you out if you don't speak to a human isn't de-facto malicious. Having support where you can't speak to a human isn't de-facto malicious, either. Do…

you said "hostage speaks well of hostage-taker" in response to my comment.

i interpreted that as you saying i am the hostage of microsoft, and have stockholm syndrome, therefor am speaking well of (defending) microsoft.

if i misinterpreted that, my bad. are you calling jason the hostage?

Re: WireGuard makes new Windows release following Microsoft signing resolution

#44

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Good to know everything was resolved, but did you ever find out why your signing account was suspended? That's not something you brush off as haha silly Microsoft..

Apparently it's quite widespread, so I would assume a bug on their side. That's what support seemed to imply at least. We're still blocked at my company for one month+ now.

"so I would assume a bug on their side"

Why a "bug".

Re: WireGuard makes new Windows release following Microsoft signing resolution

#45

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Why would I think that? That isn't a sensible conclusion from what I posted. I think you replied to the wrong post Regardless of what the maintainer says of their abuser after being abused, the point I think you are getting stuck on is this: Creating a system which locks you out if you don't speak to a human isn't de-facto malicious. Having support where you can't speak to a human isn't de-facto malicious, either. Do…

you said "hostage speaks well of hostage-taker" in response to my comment. i interpreted that as you saying i am the hostage of microsoft, and have stockholm syndrome, therefor am speaking well of (defending) microsoft. if i misinterpreted that, my bad. are you calling jason the hostage?

Yes, the maintainer continues to be held hostage by Microsoft, so it is no surprise that they don't publicly denounce Microsoft or ascribe ill intent or in any way speak ill of Microsoft.

Re: WireGuard makes new Windows release following Microsoft signing resolution

#46
post #3

As I mentioned in the mailing list post, the Microsoft paperwork shuffling matter got dealt with rather quickly, following all the attention the HN thread from the other day got. And now we're finally out with an update! NT programming is a lot of fun, though this release was quite challenging, because of all of the toolchain updates. On the plus side, we got to remove pre-Win10 support -- https://lists.zx2c4.com/pip…

Hey there, thank you for pushing this out. I saw there's a 0.6.1 update now, that also reboots the machine after updating. I don't remember if it said it'd do said reboot...

Re: WireGuard makes new Windows release following Microsoft signing resolution

#47

> The comments that followed were a bit off the rails. There's no conspiracy here from Microsoft. But the Internet discussion wound up catching the attention of Microsoft, and a day later, the account was unblocked, and all was well. I think this is just a case of bureaucratic processes getting a bit out of hand, which Microsoft was able to easily remedy. I don't think there's been any malice or conspiracy or anythin…

> it was a bit crazy how quickly people got conspiracy-minded about it.

That's just the side effect of the Soross tracking chips hidden in vaccines activated by 5g towers

Re: WireGuard makes new Windows release following Microsoft signing resolution

#48

Earlier quoted context omitted.

you said "hostage speaks well of hostage-taker" in response to my comment. i interpreted that as you saying i am the hostage of microsoft, and have stockholm syndrome, therefor am speaking well of (defending) microsoft. if i misinterpreted that, my bad. are you calling jason the hostage?

Yes, the maintainer continues to be held hostage by Microsoft, so it is no surprise that they don't publicly denounce Microsoft or ascribe ill intent or in any way speak ill of Microsoft.

my bad for misinterpreting your comment.

Re: WireGuard makes new Windows release following Microsoft signing resolution

#50
post #18

LibreOffice, VeraCrypt, WireGuard. 2 questions: Whats next? Is that a pattern?

What has LibreOffice got to do with any of this?

Perhaps this from last year, though it doesn't directly involve code-signing: https://www.neowin.net/news/microsoft-bans-libreoffice-devel...
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