Are you sad at all about the M5 leaving?

You should pull the engine noise MP3s off the computer so you can play them anytime you want when you miss it.

So let's move on to something super exciting.

Let's talk about SQL Server on the...

I couldn't even get it out of this straight face.

I tried so hard, I couldn't even do it.

Well this is kind of interesting, right?

Because like, you know, Microsoft has their database SQL Server,

which forever has required Windows Server.

And I would imagine a lot of Windows Server licenses were exclusively to run Microsoft SQL Server.

So them making this or announcing that it will be available for Linux is interesting.

You know, because that means, again, like we brought up last week,

how them bringing .NET to Linux officially would be, you know, interesting and might have a negative effect on their Windows Server licenses.

This will probably have an even bigger negative effect on their Windows Server licenses.

So I think what this is showing is that Microsoft would rather that you use .NET and use SQL Server rather,

then necessarily be stuck to Windows Server.

And so all the reasons that people have for not using Microsoft Server products,

now they have one big one less.

Fewer? Then they bring this up last week.

I don't know, maybe I'm misremembering, but I remember talking about

the similar issues of like that Microsoft is becoming more friendly to Linux

and how people don't like to run Linux servers and Windows Server is the two kind of separate domains of knowledge.

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