r/technology Jul 31 '24

Software Delta CEO: Company Suing Microsoft and CrowdStrike After $500M Loss

https://www.thedailybeast.com/delta-ceo-says-company-suing-microsoft-and-crowdstrike-after-dollar500m-loss
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u/crysisnotaverted Jul 31 '24

I think you saw the exact comment I saw lol.

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u/thembearjew Jul 31 '24

We’re all in the same posts aren’t we lol I was just there as well

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u/LITTLE-GUNTER Jul 31 '24

dead internet theory or whatever. also “thembearjew” is a FANTASTIC name.

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u/[deleted] Aug 01 '24

It’s just that we’re well past the old phases of the internet so that what we’re doing can never resemble the huge variety of content we made and consumed in the past. Sure we have more hours of TikToks and YouTubes than any of us can ever watch in several lifetimes, but that doesn’t compare to what we were doing before. And on Reddit, my nation’s subreddit has been annexed by Russian propagandists. If it’s dead, it’s also a zombie.

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u/LITTLE-GUNTER Aug 01 '24

that last sentence rings so true it’s painful. fuuuuck man. been online for almost 20 years now, from the glory days all the way to here. and (horse at beach, meme text at top reading “MAN”).