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A problem that is obvious and growing should be "worried about" immediately. If you wait till the problem is gone and you've lost, it's too late. At my last jo
by ivankirigin 17y ago
A problem that is obvious and growing should be "worried about" immediately. If you wait till the problem is gone and you've lost, it's too late.
At my last job (at a company of 500), I used MS for office tools, OSes, and server side services like mail.
At my startup, as the "IT" guy, I live on google for free and Apple for cheap. I curse under my breath when I get a Word Doc or PowerPoint instead of a PDF. My company can scale to 500 on these practices, which means Microsoft has a great deal to worry about. Right now.
[edit: correction, I use Windows on a cheap PC to periodically test how broken IE is. Soon that will be a convenient web service]