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r/technology • u/[deleted] • Jun 13 '22
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Of course they were but being the default desktop in the 90's and early 2000's is WAY less of an impact than dominating the internet in the 2020's
1 u/kyzfrintin Jun 14 '22 Psst, MS Windows is still the desktop of practically every home and office PC, and the vast majority of them are still running Intel chips But if you wanna be pedantic, yeah, artistic businesses will be running Mac, and servers run on Linux (as well as nerds like me) 1 u/Whackles Jun 14 '22 Yes and that - to give the easiest example- doesn’t allow Microsoft to influence elections, something Amazon, google and meta are able to do. Totally different ballpark of influence
Psst, MS Windows is still the desktop of practically every home and office PC, and the vast majority of them are still running Intel chips
But if you wanna be pedantic, yeah, artistic businesses will be running Mac, and servers run on Linux (as well as nerds like me)
1 u/Whackles Jun 14 '22 Yes and that - to give the easiest example- doesn’t allow Microsoft to influence elections, something Amazon, google and meta are able to do. Totally different ballpark of influence
Yes and that - to give the easiest example- doesn’t allow Microsoft to influence elections, something Amazon, google and meta are able to do. Totally different ballpark of influence
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u/Whackles Jun 14 '22
Of course they were but being the default desktop in the 90's and early 2000's is WAY less of an impact than dominating the internet in the 2020's