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Ad for a Webinar by Oracle on "Avoiding bad technology choices and vendor lock-in"
@mfeilner Ah ha ha ha ha 🤣🤣🤣
Then don't buy oracle (among many others, of course). End on the webinar and thanks for coming!
I'll take not-reading-the-room for five billion, Alex.
@mfeilner oh how ironic.
But honestly it's pretty easy to do you just don't let management or the c-suite go see any shiny products
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Eliminate child labor from your international supply chain
@mfeilner Is that a real post?
@kkarhan I have no idea if adobe ever did that.
-- I cant imagine they would --
I looked for the original, and all I found was @rmoff had posted that on Twitter long time ago. I found it in my notes yesterday. I'm interested in the source, too.
https://mobile.twitter.com/rmoff/status/1587382202781913089?cxt=HHwWgsC--f_swYcsAAAA
“Hey Siri… what's the definition of "ironic as fuck"?”
@mfeilner @kkarhan @rmoff The source is in the comments.
https://nitter.cz/rmoff/status/1587821718680358914
The target is this lovely URL filled with tracking parameters. Maybe it was a rage honeypot to enrich the #Oracle #surveillance apparatus by making FLOSS and kubernetes enthusiasts click the link?
https://web.archive.org/web/20220916160033/https://go.oracle.com/LP=130256?elqCampaignId=356004&src1=:so:tw:or:dg:linux:::RC_WWMK220510P00038:LinuxSocial&SC=:so:tw:or:dg:linux:::RC_WWMK220510P00038:LinuxSocial&pcode=WWMK220510P00038
Naturally I found people sharing it unironically on LinkedIn...
https://web.archive.org/web/20230108104415/https://www.linkedin.com/posts/glennjensen_avoiding-bad-technology-choices-and-vendor-activity-6995821295418413057-IGNr/
nope, it's legit https://twitter.com/OracleLinux/status/1585300240269250566 (with screencap in case it disappears)
@mfeilner I’ll never forget the project that would have only needed a few text-files. We proposed PostgreSQL to make it a bit more professional and future-proof. Added IBM DB2 to the mix of suggestions as it would have fitted perfectly into the customer’s IT infrastructure in case they wanted to throw away money.
They demanded an Oracle database.

@mfeilner Leaked content of the presentation:
Step 1: stay away from Oracle.
Thats all. Thank you for attending my TED talk.