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In which magical country do you suspect this would be enforced ? Microsoft also has a captive market here. Realistically you aren't going to migrate millions o
by 999900000999 1y ago
In which magical country do you suspect this would be enforced ?
Microsoft also has a captive market here. Realistically you aren't going to migrate millions of employees and servers to another tech stack, even over something egregiously bad.
Something like storing cleared data really should be handled 100% internally with an open source stack that's regularly audited.
But that sounds really difficult, even if it would be cheaper or the same price in the long run.
- 1718627440 1y agoOne can dream. I didn't suggested preventing the fulfillment of existing contracts. Nobody would change for all costumers. They just wouldn't get any new contractors. Sanctions already exist.
- 999900000999 1y agoOk. So after the current contract do you switch stacks, or just have a 3rd partner Microsoft shop maintain your existing stack? Regardless, I don't think our current legal system has any real ability to hold a company like Microsoft accountable.
- 1718627440 1y agoIf you happen to be unlucky and Microsoft just got convicted, you either need to wait some months or go to a competitor. The state shouldn't care about that, when your mechanic just went to prison, what you're gonna do? But yeah I don't know any party who has such ideas.