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  • hadn’t been held back by lazy MS et al.

    MS is not lazy but working hard to maintain their lead.

    edit: Just noticed that my phrasing is bad and could be seen as praise. OP is right, MS is holding everybody back.

    I meant to say that they abuse their market domination to maintain their lead.

    Look at MS Teams. It was free until Slack was done as a competitor.

    MS did things but that’s inevitable. The crucial part are the things that they prevented.

    It’s increadible that OP is even downvoted.









  • Is that supoosed to be a good thing or a bad thing ?

    I don’t judge. I just care about the mechanisms.

    No, they’re just narrowly constrained as to what they can do

    It’s turtles all the way down. At some point, somebody makes a decision against public transport.

    A good follow on Mastodon who’s an actual traffic expert

    Thanks for the link. Frustrating content but good.


  • plyth@feddit.orgtoFuck Cars@lemmy.worldNobody takes a train from Germany to France
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    It’s the other way round. Individualism prevents communism. People drive cars to prevent them from voting for those parties.

    Downvoters, do you think all that bad urban planning is incompetence of the specialists while every comment section is filled with geniuses who for some reason are enlightened about public transport but never in the position of power to bring it to life?






  • At the same time as China launches satellites with high performance processing power. What’s the deal? How can launching everything into space be cheaper than building a data center at a cold place on earth?

    Last time I read something about processors in space, NASA used special processors that were hardened against radiation. If state of the art processors are too fragile for space, who would use such a data center?