<TvTropesLink>Taking You With Me</TvTropesLink>, hmm?
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Anyway, I immediately noticed the opening graphic is... well, bizzarely wrong.
There is a logo of Salesforce. Yes, a big software company, opposing it fits nicely into the agenda.
Then you see a logo of... AWS?
Not even Amazon per se, AWS.
Amazon Web Services.
A cloud computing subsidiary.
A HARDWARE subsidiary.
Not software, which OccupySaas aims to replicate cheaply, hardware.
Hardware.
Tens of billions of worth in hardware.
How does that fill the software liberation agenda?
Then you see logo, er, favicon of Google. Perhaps entirety of Alphabet is targeted, perhaps not, who knows.
But not only Alphabet is a cloud computing giant - again, hardware, not software, hardware - but Google itself is a huge CONSUMER-facing brand. Not business facing. What does that mean? Is the logo of Google Docs not iconic enough?
Then you see the logo with a letter N in a box. What does that mark?
Yeah, I know.
Notion, a groupworking platform.
I checked it and, yeah, annual revenue of Notion does not exceed $1 billion. Even.
https://getlatka.com/companies/notion
For comparision, Salesforce nears almost $44 billion as of now. Notion is not even visible at this scale. Not even a mini-major, but a independent <scratch off>film company</scratch off> software house. It's not even publicly listed (yet).
(Hacker News should really add buttons to apply basic visual formatting options for comments. Trivial to apply. Seriously)
Why Notion was choosed but not SAP? Why not Workday? Why not Shopify? Autodesk, even?
(There is also logo of Microsoft)
The graphic clearly went "to print" with nary a check.