Sweden's public sector says goodbye to Big Tech

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zingo, 1 month ago

Opensource Sweden!

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bort, 1 month ago

meanwhile in america: public sectors heavility relied on microsoft, and now they deal with the fallout from a recent security incident at microsoft

heise.de/…/Nach-Microsoft-Hack-muessen-US-Behoerd…

tldr: microsoft was hacked big time. Now hackers have free reign over all Microsoft-customers, among which are many government agencies.

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apis, 1 month ago

Great news, and looks like some EU institutions and Germany are gearing up to do similar, which should encourage other countries & organisations to follow, and massively expand open source development.

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