Look I didn’t mean my reply as: “you suck, you should post every way possible to get away from amazon” but as a “there are some things out of our control and we cannot escape from them unless we don’t use the internet at all”
Getting away from amazon as a shop is kinda easy, just don’t shop there, thanks for providing alternative shops though.
I do not need reasons, I need ways.
Guess I’ll be shopping at Canada Computers.
https://www.ethicalconsumer.org/how-to-shop-ethically
Amazon is more than a shop. You can’t escape amazon web services.
Very true, but I assume you don’t mean “then why bother at all” right?
And if I’m correct in that assumption, then I figure we can agree that mitigating what you can is still a worthwhile endeavor?
For the user asking for ways, the user needs ways not just one way out of a single amazon service.
Sounds like your turn to step up to the plate then huh?
Look I didn’t mean my reply as: “you suck, you should post every way possible to get away from amazon” but as a “there are some things out of our control and we cannot escape from them unless we don’t use the internet at all”
Getting away from amazon as a shop is kinda easy, just don’t shop there, thanks for providing alternative shops though.
You can choose to repatriate your workload. People are doing it to save money constantly; now you get to claim it’s for the greater good!
Azure rules the roost now in Australia
True but you can’t really control what companies use aws and at keast that is child free service