It's funny, that I read that article now, and after seeing the net for the past years I realized that all these big companies that crashed were all just trying to find more ways to waste money, inoring the fact they were supposed to earn money and not to waste it.
They were all going out and buying all these fancy servers with all the latest and most expensive MS technoloy and paying their ass off to Microsoft for all that, ignoring Open Source.
Now, after they all crashed, they all suddenly care and decide to follow what their Sys Admins always said about that Open source thing, now that they actually give a damn because their investors all ran off.
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It's funny, that I read that article now, and after seeing the net for the past years I realized that all these big companies that crashed were all just trying to find more ways to waste money, inoring the fact they were supposed to earn money and not to waste it.
They were all going out and buying all these fancy servers with all the latest and most expensive MS technoloy and paying their ass off to Microsoft for all that, ignoring Open Source.
Now, after they all crashed, they all suddenly care and decide to follow what their Sys Admins always said about that Open source thing, now that they actually give a damn because their investors all ran off.
Change is good.