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posted by Roy Schestowitz on Feb 19, 2024

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EPO as Tower of Babel (No Formality Officers)

Only sufficient staffing allows a stable work-frame structure
Susan G Kleinmann, MIT Lincoln Laboratory & Debian women role model

Reprinted with permission from Daniel Pocock

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A Year After Microsofters Told Us Google Was 'Doomed' Google Reaches Peak Usage in Africa (Growing at Bing's Expense)

Microsoft chatbots have been a colossal failure
Microsoft 'News' Sites: All Those Tech Layoffs (Microsoft #1 in Tech Layoffs Last Month) Are Due to Buzzwords We Promote

curated by Microsoft staff
Microsoft: Our Bing Thing Does "Hey Hi" Now. Asia: Meh. We'd Rather Use Russia's Yandex.

There's really not much to see here except another Microsoft failure and lots more layoffs
[Meme] EPO is Holding It Wrong

just denying a known issue
[Meme] Germany Efficiency at the EPO

EPO: we are exceedingly efficient at crushing staff
“Microsoft is the Establishment That Intends on Ruining the Lives of the Working Class”

"Microsoft has gotten away with so much sh*t over the years."
Links 18/02/2024: Strikes and 'Banned' Memorials

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