# 2024-04-01 09:06:57.960073 UTC (+0000)

Sacc(1) to Become Official Gopherspace Client in Windows

Microsoft Announces Revolutionary Partnership: Bitreich Sacc(1) Gopher Client
to Become Official Gopherspace Client in Windows

In a shocking move that has sent waves through the tech world, Microsoft
has announced a groundbreaking partnership with the underground tech
collective Bitreich. In a move that many are calling unexpected yet
revolutionary, Microsoft will be adopting Bitreich's obscure but beloved
Sacc(1) Gopher Client as the official gopherspace client in Windows
operating systems.

Gopher enthusiasts around the world were left stunned by the
announcement, as Microsoft's embrace of Bitreich's minimalist gopher
client represents a significant departure from its traditional business
practices. Gopherspace, a relic of the early internet, has seen a
resurgence in recent years among tech purists who appreciate its
simplicity and lack of corporate influence.

"We believe that embracing technologies like Gopher is crucial to our
mission of empowering every person and organization on the planet to
achieve more," said Satya Nadella, CEO of Microsoft, in a press release.
"Bitreich's Sacc(1) Gopher Client embodies the spirit of innovation and
community-driven development that we strive to foster at Microsoft."

Bitreich, known for their avant-garde approach to software development
and disdain for mainstream technology trends, expressed cautious optimism
about the partnership.

"We never imagined that our humble Gopher Client would find a home in one
of the world's largest tech companies," said a spokesperson for Bitreich,
speaking under condition of anonymity. "But we're excited to see where
this collaboration takes us. Who knows, maybe one day we'll see Microsoft
adopting our other projects, like the infamous ed(1) text editor."

Reaction from the tech community has been mixed, with some praising
Microsoft for embracing alternative technologies, while others remain
skeptical of the company's motives.

"It's definitely unexpected," said tech analyst Sarah Johnson. "But
Microsoft has been making some surprising moves lately, so who knows?
Maybe this is just the beginning of a new era of collaboration between
corporate giants and the underground tech scene."

As for users, many are eagerly awaiting the next Windows update, which is
rumored to include the Sacc(1) Gopher Client as a built-in feature.
Whether this partnership will lead to a resurgence of interest in
gopherspace remains to be seen, but one thing is for sure: April 1st,
2024, will go down in history as a day of unexpected tech announcements.


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