Comments by "LandGrabbingIndia" (@LandGrabbingIndia) on "CrowdStrike IT outage continues to cause global disruption | BBC News" video.

  1. Is Microsoft an Indian majority company?
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  2. Indian CEO went into hiding.
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  3. Indian CEO brings in more and more Indians until the entire company becomes Indian.
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  4. Curry update?
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  5. When you have Indian majority, you get Indian quality.
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  6. Is it a compatible OS for gaming?
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  7. How many refunds?
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  8.  @kleec495  Microsoft is run by an Indian CEO. Satya Nadella was born on 19 August 1967 in Hyderabad, India, into a Telugu Hindu family.
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  9.  @fangdog291  No. Microsoft is run by an Indian CEO. Satya Nadella was born on 19 August 1967 in Hyderabad, India, into a Telugu Hindu family.
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  10.  @kleec495  That's a very cheap way of denying responsibility and pushing the blame around, Indian. The OS is owned by Microsoft and Microsoft only. Thus, they are fully responsibility for ensuring the reliable of it's product, and that includes doing multiple quality checks and testings of it's updates before sending it to end users.
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  11.  @kleec495  I am not interested in what you like or do not like and you're desperately trying to do a topic change.
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  12.  @kleec495  Your rebuttal carries no substance. The OS is owned by Microsoft and Microsoft only. Thus, they are fully responsibility for ensuring the reliable of it's product, and that includes doing multiple quality checks and testings of it's updates before sending it to end users.
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  13.  @kleec495  You are Indian as long as you have Indian ancestry. I am referring to your ethnicity or your ethnic identity, NOT your geographical identity.
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  14.  @kleec495  Your rebuttal carries no substance and you do not look or sound smart : ).The OS is owned by Microsoft and Microsoft only. Thus, they are fully responsibility for ensuring the reliable of it's product, and that includes doing multiple quality checks and testings of it's updates before sending it to end users. x 2
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  15.  @kleec495  Doing a topic change? What a 105er. 😅
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  16.  @kleec495  That's a desperate attempt to salvage your defeated ego by evading and deflecting, hence, a topic change. How many times do I have to say this again? The OS is owned by Microsoft and Microsoft only. Thus, they are fully responsibility for ensuring the reliable of it's product, and that includes doing multiple quality checks and testings of it's updates before sending it to end users. Do you have reading and comprehension issues?
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  17.  @kleec495  That's a topic change. You have zero rebuttal for my reasoning that Microsoft should be held accountable. Practically zero. That is why you are doing a topic change like a 105er. 🤥😏🥱You know nothing about accoutability and on this incident.
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  18.  @kleec495  You do not sound very smart. Nobody cares about your opinion on irrelevant topics. Stick to the main topic and stop deflecting and evading.
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  19.  @kleec495  You do not sound very smart. Nobody cares about your opinion on irrelevant topics. Stick to the main topic and stop deflecting and evading. You have zero rebuttal for my reasoning that Microsoft should be held accountable. Practically zero. That is why you are doing a topic change like a 105er. You know nothing about accoutability and on this incident.🤥😅😆😁😄
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  20.  @kleec495  You do not sound very smart. Nobody cares about your opinion on irrelevant topics. Stick to the main topic and stop deflecting and evading. x 2
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  21.  @kleec495  You have zero rebuttal for my reasoning that Microsoft should be held accountable. Practically zero. That is why you are doing an endless topic change. You know nothing about accoutability and on this incident. x 2
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  22. That is what happens when you put an Indian in charge. They bring in more and more Indians until the entire company becomes Indian. When you have Indian majority, you get Indian quality.
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  23.  @llamatronian101  Thanks for telling. 😊
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  24.  @andersonchrisss  No. Some games specifically stated that they are only compatible with Windows. All PC games are compatible with Windows but not all of them are compatible with other OS.
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  25.  @ramsoundar  No. Microsoft is run by an Indian CEO. Satya Nadella was born on 19 August 1967 in Hyderabad, India, into a Telugu Hindu family - Go figure...
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  26. Indian CEO is not dependable or reliable.
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  27. Microsoft allows "Crowdstrike" software to be used in their platform and marks it safe for usage (are they flagged for being a malicious software? No?). Equally responsible. External softwares should never be able to interfere and disrupt the normal operations of the main OS and hold everyone hostage. The fact that Microsoft allows this to happen says one thing. It's vulnerable and there are no safety net/measures. Apparently, Indian CEO Satya Nadella, did not ensure the reliability/quality of it's product, eg. doing multiple quality checks or implementing safety measures throughout his 8+ years of tenure as CEO since year 2014. He is reactive but not proactive and fails to foresee this due to lack of foresight. That is 8+ years of negligence and overpaying and uselessness of this CEO.😅🤣😂😁😇🤭Don't hate me or my comments, hate facts instead.
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  28. This is really bad PR for Microsoft and very good PR for other operating systems. I wonder how much monetary damages will it cause to Microsoft's reputation and it's future businesses. IMHO, the year-end bonuses of the current Indian CEO should be adjusted accordingly. 😁😏🤭
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  29.  @xxgn  Not really. Businesses which suffered great financial losses because of this event will find new alternatives as a backup plan. It's natural.
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  30.  @xxgn  1) Consumers have a contract with Microsoft throught it's software/product purchase. 2) Consumers do no have a contract with "Crowdstrike". 3) Microsoft outsourced it's IT security or security updates to "Crowdstrike". 4) Again, consumers do no have a contract with "Crowdstrike". It is Microsoft which have a contract with "Crowdstike". 5) If things go bad, who/which entity do you think the consumers will blame? The Microsoft which had not done a quality check before pushing the mandatory updates to consumers or "Crowdstrike"?
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  31.  @xxgn  Does not matter. Microsoft allows that software to be used in their platform and marks it safe for usage. Equally responsible. External software should never be made to interfere and disrupt the normal operations of the main OS. This event only exposes MS's vulnerabilities and weaknesses.
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  32. Indian bots are working extra hard to deny responsibility and push the blame around.The OS is owned by Microsoft and Microsoft only and the company is run by Indian CEO, Satya Nadella, who was born on 19 August 1967 in Hyderabad, India, into a Telugu Hindu family. Thus, they are fully responsibility for ensuring the reliable of it's product, and that includes doing multiple quality checks and testings of it's updates before sending it to end users.
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  33. Apparently, Indian CEO Satya Nadella, did not ensure the reliable of it's product, eg. doing multiple quality checks and testings of it's updates, before sending it to end users. 🤭😅😆🤣😂Negligent and overpaid and useless.
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