Microsoft announces new European digital commitments
Microsoft announces new European digital commitments
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Microsoft announces new European digital commitments - Microsoft On the Issues
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Not sure if this is too little, but it definitely is too late.
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Have a feeling it's either too little or too shit. Or both
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Germany east border has gone PS1 polygonal, Poland is elongated, Ukraine ZaCarpathia is corner and Romania is completely wrong
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They're American, give them some slack. I've seen videos pointing to Sweden when they had to say where Spain was and vice versa. Also someone pointed at Switzerland when asked about Iran sooo
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Get the fuck out from Europe Microsoft ! Fuck off.
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Forty-two years ago, Microsoft released the very first version of Microsoft Word.
Damn im getting old
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You're old if you remember what came before
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Pfew I'm still young
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@neme Which mean nothing because they are registered in a dictatorship where judges get arrested.
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Look, its good that we'll have some of the business move here but in the end I'd rather have an RU service (or really, anything but microsoft)
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You know. Considering the unlikelyness of ever getting off microsoft - it is a very reassuring thing that at least volatility in US isn't going to harm statewide over here
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The headquarters are in the US. The company is listed on the Nasdaq stock exchange in the US. If the US government is putting a gun to the head of Microsoft management, the company will comply and mess with things in places outside the US.
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So when they say "Microsoft is headquartered in the United States, but we provide cloud services to Europe through corporate entities headquartered in Europe." (Point 2) and continues that it will be run by a european board of directors...
Do you know what happened to mcdonalds in russia after the american company left? They rebranded and continued on like normal.
Isn't this like having the system set up so that a gun to the head of microsoft US doesn't matter?
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Empty words, time for European digital autonomy