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Funny, because the entire industry is motivated to move away from x86 too. I wonder if he'd like that to happen.
by mngdtt 3y ago
Funny, because the entire industry is motivated to move away from x86 too. I wonder if he'd like that to happen.
- rbanffy 3y agoWhile we are at it, why not both? Also, can we move away from Windows and Office as well? And SharePoint, please? And add good search capabilities to Confluence.
- znpy 3y agoWhy not move away from confluence as well?
- hmottestad 3y agoDidn't we all do that when they discontinued on-premise and then followed that up with a massive data loss in their hosted instance.
- nineteen999 3y agoThat's the way we do SaaS over here in Australia. Kicks tyres. She'll be right mate.
- DarmokJalad1701 3y agoMove away from everything. Retvrn to monke.
- mckirk 3y agoNo, further, return to sea. Exist as peaceful algae.
- rbanffy 3y agoCoral, please. I don't want to be floating too much.
- datadrivenangel 3y agoGo with the flow man.
- eric__cartman 3y agoI'd rather be a unicellular microorganism. Only having one cell to worry about sounds pretty chill.
- dylan604 3y agoWhy oh why didn't I take the blue pill?
- 2358452 3y agoNo, it's the other direction (away from monke): go toward open source :)
- beembeem 3y agoAre you me? This list enumerates many specific pains I've had over the years. Adobe Acrobat might be next on this list.
- dylan604 3y agoYou're just one of the borg that has existed and used computers and all felt the exact same thing.
- ryanjshaw 3y agoI've got bad news for you. AD, Office, SharePoint, Teams, BI, etc. are becoming unified in the cloud around Power Platform. Any new business problem in a Microsoft shop is going to go with a Power Platform/Teams/SharePoint Online solution as first prize. Personally, I like it, even if it has some annoying challenges. I've not seen anything else come close in terms of rapid application development, integration and deployment; there's very little to license and what there is left falls under existing procurement relationships for most big enterprises that rely on Microsoft already.
- rqtwteye 3y agoBut don't forget: It's Sharepoint all the way down.
- EdSharkey 3y agoAnd on the way down, there was an unholy congress between SharePoint and OneDrive to create a new eldritch horror.
- selimthegrim 3y agoI suppose it was always going to be HR software
- quickthrower2 3y agoOffice and x86 are both things I like because 3rd parties can create compatible ware.
- rbanffy 3y agoWe can create compatible things against any open API using any ISA (and just about any ISA is nicer than x86 right now).