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They can’t kick Crowdstrike out without permission from the EU. It’s one of the bigger failures of antitrust enforcement I can think of (I can think of much l
by hedora 10mo ago
They can’t kick Crowdstrike out without permission from the EU.
It’s one of the bigger failures of antitrust enforcement I can think of
(I can think of much larger screw ups involving lack of antitrust enforcement, to be clear.)
- immibis 10mo agoGood. Microsoft should have absolutely no legal right to stop people from fixing, breaking, or otherwise modifying their own computers, including by installing buggy "security" placebos.