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Or maybe, just maybe, after 25 years and multiple changes of leadership it's not the same company. I'd be curious to see how many employees from the mid 1990s a
by kkielhofner 4y ago
Or maybe, just maybe, after 25 years and multiple changes of leadership it's not the same company. I'd be curious to see how many employees from the mid 1990s are left. There are murderers walking around today that had shorter sentences.
Note that I'm not defending them specifically, I just think it's strange the EEE stuff gets reposted every once in a while without a 1996 tag...
- Qem 4y agoWell, if despite all the changes the culture of bribes carried from the 90s to this year, I wouldn't count on the same not happening to the EEE tradition. See https://www.theverge.com/2022/3/25/22995144/microsoft-foreign-corrupt-practices-bribery-whistleblower-contracting https://www.theverge.com/2022/3/25/22995144/microsoft-foreig...
- kkielhofner 4y agoGive me the name of a major multi-national corporation and I'll find you a news story with some kind of bad behavior involving them. Again, not defending Microsoft specifically or deploying what-about-ism but acting like they're the only completely self-interested gigantic ruthless corporation and continually calling them out specifically (with articles dating back to 1996) is a little bizarre.
- bacchusracine 4y ago>Or maybe, just maybe, after 25 years and multiple changes of leadership it's not the same company. I and many others who lived through and remember the period will believe there has been change once you can purchase a copy of Microsoft Office for Linux. Everything else is just words. Personally I'm recalling the way Microsoft introduced Windows only incompatibilities to their version of the Java Virtual Machine...