After so much seething over the EU and the DMA, how will he continue to defend his favorite megacorp?
Without having read the actual lawsuit yet
Says it all
After so much seething over the EU and the DMA, how will he continue to defend his favorite megacorp?
Without having read the actual lawsuit yet
Says it all
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Open secure messaging protocols with freely available and unencumbered specifications and even implementations are good, actually.
I wish XMPP or Matrix or whatthefuckever existed so that we didn’t have to rely on fifteen fucking proprietary IM systems to communicate with an adequate portion of our friends.
Can we make it an outright criminal offense to ship a new messaging application without an accompanying RFC detailing the format? With aggravating circumstances if you outright forbid third party clients that end up being created anyway.
it’s always great when these guys respond to well-established antitrust law by incorrecting the world on the concept of “competition” from first principles