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What Happened When Charlie Kindle Toasted Windows Home Server In Las Vegas?
Charlie Kindle, who ran Windows Home Server, stood up in Las Vegas to give a toast and started crying because he was so excited to see that baby born. A man in his forties crying about the product made the lack of authorship obvious. That feeling would never come at Microsoft, so the decision then and there was to quit.
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