Some articles even mention the whole country switching to it so there are some very optimistic headlines being fired at optimistic readers at the moment.

That said, Denmark pays huges amount to Microsoft for very little. I work in a nursing home where they use Microsoft Teams only as a file hosting system for word documents. Its a huge mess of people making files, to describe anything and then they tell you that you can find instructions in MS teams…

A bit misleading title. Half of the relatively small digitization ministry will be testing it during the summer, to evaluate if its an option. If it goes well, the rest will follow. If not, they will switch back to Microsoft

For a complete rookie, that wanted to learn, this is quite counterintuitive. There are very very fine details on how to install it and get started, and then this is not even described.

Why can’t I figure this out! I can change directories as if they ere rooms, but the files don’t do anything. I get a warning that there is no such command

Why is it bad when it is Islam hate and not worth mentioning when it is Christian hate?

You say that Christianity seperated religion and government during the Christian reformation.

In my eyes, the situation in the USA is not unlike what you describe jihadist do. Suppression of women, spreading hate and controll. Its the same thing if you look at it objectivelly

…but taking aim at a nuclear program in a State that exports hate and has expansionist tendencies seems like a no brainer move anyone should do. I’m probably biased but any authoritarian misogynist culture that covers and harms women is Orc behavior.

Sounds to me like you suggest we should bomb the USA

Seems like it’s proof of the opposite. They charge those prices so that they can do something like this.

This time its politics and not economics. Its not because Microsoft is getting too expensive. Its because Denmark wants to break free from big tech and dependency or other (big) countries

Maybe

I believe that one should leave those platforms for personal reasons. Not as a statement to those companies.

I left because I don’t like being tracked or being forced to accept being tracked. I did not leave because I wanted them to stop tracking their users or to show them that i don’t like them doing it.

Imo these companies won’t change the way they operate and even if they did, I wouldn’t trust them to have done so. They will always find loopholes and workarounds to get to what and where they want.

I hope so - it doesn’t seem to work with platforms like facebook, twitter, reddit. We have had massive exodus from those too, but they keep growing and making money. People don’t value privacy, if it gets in the way of convenience, socializing and entertainment

With some workplaces using Facebook messenger even, to plan shifts, you practically get forced to have accounts places where you wouldn’t

Basically, most of the internet won’t work right, if you don’t allow the browsers to track you. I have had a very strict Firefox setting and kept having to create exception to every site I visited just get in.

You can boycot the sites but in the end, you’ll be missing out on everything really

Oh no. I have not reached that far in yet. Still only at TNG. The animated series is this one

https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0069637/

I feel like the original series were painful to get through but fun at the same time.

The animated series we’re terrible.

The Next generation is actually alright. It gets pretty good a few seasons in.

I’ve been here so long that I decided to start watching Star Trek. Have started from the original series, gone to the animated series and now watching The Next Generation

It’s inevitable! Resistance is futile

Also I changes to Linux 1 year ago. Linux Mint works fine for me. Even with nvidia GPU

That is even more hypocritical than I’d have imagined! 🤦🤦🤦

You mean the place that has so much free speech that it currently investigating James Comey for sharing a picture of seashells on Instagram?

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c04ezlyq4y0o

The feeling when you type out a lengthy reply and then delete it, because you know it’s not going to be a conversation worth having…

Have a good day my friend

Well, the first amendment is mainly only an American amendment isn’t it? The world is a large place, and we seem to see things differently some times. I agree that as a user, I can block whatever I don’t want to see, but that said, linking my viewers to a platform where they risk being exposed to extremists, rubs off on me too.

It’s mostly unmoderated so you have the extremists channels there who are banned from the mainstream platforms. Also it has a reputation for being a platform to whitewash/launder money to said extremist persons or organisations

You kind of prove a point