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>this is not some unimportant bit player Sure, but what about Google and Amazon, you don't think they're bigger threats that UK's limited resources should be f
by pipeline_peak 4y ago
>this is not some unimportant bit player
Sure, but what about Google and Amazon, you don't think they're bigger threats that UK's limited resources should be focused on first?
- coldpie 4y agoSure, break them up, too. That would be great. The article under discussion is about Facebook.
- pipeline_peak 4y agoAnd my response to the article is that there are way bigger fish to fry than splitting up a dying social media conglomerate. Google and Amazon are far more powerful and dominant than Meta and you know it. Sent from my Android phone through Chrome. BRB, I just got a package and I need to check my AWS config.
- coldpie 4y agoYou sound kinda crazy, friend. It is possible for several things to matter at the same time. This article is about Facebook, so we're discussing Facebook.
- pipeline_peak 4y ago
- pipeline_peak 4y agoIt's possible for several things to happen, but there's a limited amount of resources that can be applied at a time. I don't think Facebook is the bigger picture. >This article is about Facebook, so we're discussing Facebook My subject, which was formed in my thread, is a response to the original post. >You sound kinda crazy, friend Now you're just being emotionally immature.
- Apocryphon 4y agoThe dying social media conglomerate can be warmup before going after more powerful companies. Like a vaccine to stimulate the antitrust immune system, if you will.
- pipeline_peak 4y agoAny experience gained cab also be said for the opponent. Facebook and Amazon are completely different entities.