@HotWheelsVroom@lemmy.ml to Memes@lemmy.ml • 9 months agoGood job, guys...lemmy.mlimagemessage-square19fedilinkarrow-up11arrow-down10
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minus-square@acockworkorange@mander.xyzlinkfedilink0•9 months agoMint does, but I’m off today and couldn’t be arsed to check how they’re doing. And I’m not on the IT department either. So far it’s been nice watching the world burn.
minus-square@Reddfugee42@lemmy.worldlinkfedilink0•9 months agoThis meme finally blames the right product and the comments still say Windows 🤣 Millions of Windows users who have never heard of crowdstrike are just fine.
minus-squarestewilinkfedilink0•edit-29 months agoCrowdStrike is another shitty parasite who’s business model can only survive because of the Windows ecosystem.
minus-square@Reddfugee42@lemmy.worldlinkfedilink0•9 months agoAww who’s a cute little edgelord? You are!
minus-squarestewilinkfedilink0•edit-29 months agoThere’s nothing controversial about it. Security as a product is an upside down approach to security, and it only really exists on windows.
minus-square@Reddfugee42@lemmy.worldlinkfedilink0•9 months agoBahaha sure buddy. “Really” gives you enough room to dismiss all Linux security tools. How convenient .
minus-squarestewilinkfedilink0•edit-29 months agoI’m fine dismissing things in my field that I’ve never seen used.
minus-square@humbletightband@lemmy.dbzer0.comlinkfedilink0•9 months agoYeah, right. Cloud services like aws and vultr experience it as well
Sure glad that my company doesn’t run Windows…
Mint does, but I’m off today and couldn’t be arsed to check how they’re doing. And I’m not on the IT department either. So far it’s been nice watching the world burn.
This meme finally blames the right product and the comments still say Windows 🤣
Millions of Windows users who have never heard of crowdstrike are just fine.
CrowdStrike is another shitty parasite who’s business model can only survive because of the Windows ecosystem.
Aww who’s a cute little edgelord? You are!
There’s nothing controversial about it. Security as a product is an upside down approach to security, and it only really exists on windows.
Bahaha sure buddy. “Really” gives you enough room to dismiss all Linux security tools. How convenient .
I’m fine dismissing things in my field that I’ve never seen used.
Yeah, right. Cloud services like aws and vultr experience it as well