People who don’t want to admit they support him but also don’t want to say they don’t?

I could actually imagine Starmer flustered by the sight of an ankle.

It’s even better for them to have extra workers for too few jobs as it drives the wage of those remaining jobs down. Dark stuff really.

If the earning reports of hotel REITs are anything to go by that is exactly what’s happening.

Make Murica Great Again or something…

He’s openly discussed great replacement theory. Questioned a black pilot’s ability to fly a plane. It’s not hard to join the dots.

Your glossing over that he paid $250m into Trump’s election and actively campaigned for him. He set up a illegal lottery to get people to vote for Trump.

He was then an active part of the Trump government for months. He ran DOGE, running a wrecking ball through multiple government departments and likely loosing/stealing private US citizens data in the process.

He helped end USAID which will lead to thousands of children dying. But sure he’s nothing to be concerned about. Just has the mind of a child.

There are too many examples of him pushing replacement theory, getting involved with far right parties in other countries to laugh this off as a bit of fun. He’s a fascist.

After Farage it would be “Sell your NHS to us and give us access to sell our shitty food into your markets”

So if you had to build a cloud only equivalent to Microsoft 365 setup based on FOSS / European software alternatives, what would it look like?

I only ask as for companies to adopt this setup over Microsoft or Google work space it’s going to have to offer the same feature set and level of integration between components. But also have a path for less experienced IT teams to manage it. Otherwise it’s a much harder sell.

Another poster mentioned Next cloud, which I had heard of as an alternative to personal OneDrive via my tinkering with dietpi, it does look pretty fleshed out for enterprise also. But obviously for corporations, they will want tools for enterprise level device management, data protection across devices and cloud, etc so just wondered who is offering those solutions currently.

Once Boston Dynamic style dogs and Androids can operate over a number of days independently, I’d say all bets are off that we would be kept around as pets.

I’m fairly certain your Musks and Altmans would be content with a much smaller human population existing to only maintain their little bubble and damn everything else.

How far along adopton though? I see a few German city councils move across to FOSS but I would guess it’s a long way to go before US equivalents are the smaller percentage.

If you wanted to replace Office 365, intune and Azure, what would your foss equivalents be? I guess the OS would Be something like SUSE and Libre Office for documents, but what about cloud storage and online document editing? What is the FOSS equivalent GUI driven MDM of Linux devices or cloud directory services? I ask this as I haven’t heard of the equivalents rather than to argue they don’t exist.

It’s a struggle to get consumers off of Twitter, at this point I don’t believe we will get them to drop iPads, Chromebooks etc unless we are actually at war with America, it feels impossible. I’d argue that will be true for a lot of EU based international business also.

For the OS and Office I know the equivalents, but what about GUI driven MDM, cloud MDM and directory services? Cloud storage and online document editing. I’m sure something exists but I couldn’t name those solutions currently.

Are we talking de-bundling teams from office 365 or actual legit replacements to the Microsoft stack?

This is the most amazing thing. He’s actually happy to accept an award that is a complete farce and makes him look lame AF. He brain must be total mush.

Nothing of value is lost if Twitter access goes. Booting out Microsoft , Google , etc will be harder

Are you cooking something up?

My first thought. Exactly as planned.

He enjoys the smell of his own farts and believes other people will as well.

I mean it gets there in the end but it’s often three of four prompts before it provides working code for a relatively simple powershell script. Can’t imagine that it scales to complex code that well at the moment, but then again I’m not a coder.

Will even Elons money be irrelevant?