Me Fail English? That's unpossible.

Microsoft, Microsoft, Microsoft...how we love to poke at you with
sharp sticks. This one takes the cake though as both the funniest and
dumbest thing I have seen on a computer in quite some time.

I use Microsoft SourceSafe for some of my development at work (which
really, really sucks). I went to use it the other day and it was
uninstalled from my PC. That seemed unusual since I didn't remember
purposefully doing it. Yesterday I ended up needing it, so I
reinstalled.

I also happen to have the Microsoft AntiSpyware beta running on my PC.
So far it has been fantastic, working much better than other
anti-spyware programs. Overnight, it detected that I had 1 instance
of spyware. This seemed unusual to me, since I only use Firefox now,
and I hadn't gone anywhere unusual. The program was SystemSpy or
something similar, and was supposedly a keylogger. AntiSpyware said
that I should immediately remove it, so I let it go ahead.

I then watched as it proceeded to blow away my SourceSafe
installation. Now, I knew how it had been uninstalled originally.
I had been installing from an ISO of version 6.0d downloaded straight
from MSDN, but I borrowed someone else's copy just to make sure mine
didn't have a trojan or something. It didn't, the other version
showed up as Spyware as well.

Okay, let's recap. Microsoft's AntiSpyware program removed
Microsoft Visual SourceSafe. As best I can tell, this is
because source safe has executables and folders named SS which is
similar to how SystemSpy may appear.

I can't help wonder if some user didn't come up with this either
maliciously or through unknown stupdity, and then Microsoft just
rolled it into a definition update.