10 points ·
But the controller has no RAM and I only want a controller.
They could already be making a profit and solve all the panic/bulk-buy shenanigans for one of the things at least.
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- Valve reconfirm the Steam Frame, Steam Machine and Steam Controller are due in 2026 · 320 points · 44 comments
- Microsoft blocks email-access for ICC prosecutor in accordance with US sanctions over Netanyahu arrest warrant · 499 points · 60 comments
- Microsoft blocks email-access for ICC prosecutor in accordance with US sanctions over Netanyahu arrest warrant · 499 points · 60 comments
- Germany gives €204.5 million to Microsoft annually while European open-source projects need investment. Redirecting these funds could strengthen data sovereignty and create good local jobs · 255 points · 10 comments
- Gen Z students in Manchester to learn ‘soft skills’ such as empathy and time management · 207 points · 22 comments
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2 points ·
No, if you are headed for Germany... It's probably worse here, since they're a german company.
4 points ·
I know it with SAP, but I am young (not really) and from Germany, so that checks out.
3 points ·
There is of course no short term solution, but with an annual budget of $200Mio. there can be an open source solution after a few years.
Btw. that is only Microsoft we are talking about, of SAP and others are reevaluated as well, the budget is much higher.
And yes, a lot of companies go all in on Microsoft. One of our customers only wants their products for all their infrastructure, but if Microsoft is made pricier e.g. through taxes then those companies also have to act.
It would definitely be a long time win.
2 points ·
I mean my company made me do a time management course and I am born in the early nineties...