The mole vehicle would have been a better choice in my opinion, or at least an option for Thunderbird 7.

When you've absolutely, positively got to download every melon farmering link on the page all while handling 37 torrents and streaming three UHD movies and a "movie", accept no substitutes.

Wow...filter out all of the Anonymous Coward "propaganda" here and the comments section starts to look like an actual discussion of sorts.

I for one welcome our eventual AI overlords.

I'd rather be photobombed by an asteroid than regular bombed by one.

Surely worthy of an Ig Nobel prize.

And these companies are supposed to be trusted with actually securing the data that we provide them? I often wonder how non-IT people handle these business practices.

The scary thing is that, at the time of this writing, DivineKnight's post was moderated "Insightful" and not "Funny".

From reading the other comments, I think I should have been more clear. I was saying that Ubuntu in Windows is one of Microsoft's "Trojan Horses" into the open source community. Given their past record, I am inclined to believe that they see some direct or indirect monetary or positional benefit from doing this, and I have doubts that it serves open source's interests.

The only reason that a for-profit company would make overtures like this is if they thought that they had something to gain by doing so, using some business strategy that says that this will help them in the long run. They're not doing it for the sake of the open source community,

So, essentially, they can now turn a BRIX into a brick.