Roy Schestowitz wrote:
> MiYahoo's future rests with open source and courage
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> | In so doing, Microsoft would send a clear message to many of its largest
> | customers. "A Microsoft-based web infrastructure is probably not the
> | most economical or exciting path for you to take."
> |
> | The superstars of today's internet already know this. They're running on
> | software such as Apache, Linux and MySQL instead of Microsoft's family
> | of Server software. Many more traditional large businesses, however,
> | remain Microsoft shops and might begin to wonder if that's a good
> | long-term bet when even Redmond has turned to the dark side.
Its simple enough - micoshaft will read all the yahoo mail and anyone who
has a yahoo account will be toast. Governments, countrymen, politicians,
regulators and secret services of all governments around the world
will have to work around the clock to make sure micoshaft doesn't
use monpoly power to destroy businesses and people in their own
countries after reading emails. And that if they resort to do doing that,
that policies are in place to arrest micoshaft officials and local
reps should they ever set foot on their soil. Remember micoshaft is
not a just a business, it now has a massive lobby arm (i.e. political
arm) as well which makes them dangerous to governments everywhere. All those
lawyers are not going to sit idle. They are gonna make it their business
to read those private emails to smash other business and mis-use
it for political (lobbying) gains. They'll rip open a few mails for
key words like terror using grep and then they will claim they
were justfied because they had to report 20 terrorists.
And when it all emerges that they were all teen terrors eating
too much sweets and playing too many computer games, it will be
too late. New laws will have been introduced, and micoshaft will
have destroyed hundreds of competitor businesses across the globe.
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