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WaryByDesign
5mo ago
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WaryByDesign
5mo ago
Nope. That was rolled back: https://www.zdnet.com/article/linux-not-windows-why-munich-i... And, again, I'd very much like Microsoft to lose here, but, there are real issues here
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5mo ago
> You must be German Oof , that's just offensive! Anyway, most German Linux 'mandates' were indeed regional, and (for good reasons!) failed to migrate 'upstream'. Whether the French mandate takes hold remains to
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WaryByDesign
5mo ago
Yes, that's exactly what I'm saying, If your mythical 30-person teams were achievable, a lot of major US 'cyber'security firms would be in major trouble. Pop-quiz, hotshot : what does Citrix (market valuation: USD 1
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WaryByDesign
5mo ago
> they were effectively "bought out" by Microsoft Yeah, let me dispute that. They were, at least on three occasions, forced to roll back due to "citizen sent me X and can't open it" and/or "sent Y to ci
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WaryByDesign
5mo ago
I'm not aware of Microsoft's economic footprint in the Munich region, but I doubt it's significant. The complaints that lead to the several-reversions-to-Windows at the time, as I recall, were all around "citizen sent me
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5mo ago
I'm... not so sure? The French government has, widely seen, 6M employees. Given retail pricing of EUR200/seat/year (and they definitely have a better arrangement), that's 1.2B, and I'm not sure that's enough
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5mo ago
It's... an admirable goal, but it pretty much remains to be seen if "France"[1] follows through. Previous attempts to "ditch Windows" have not ended that well. Munich in 2003, the entire Federal German government
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5mo ago
I have truly no idea what this is all about. OAuth login issues aside (which have been a thing on-and-off for a while now, and I hope they fix soon), Claude's performance and responses have been entirely stable for me for like, forever
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WaryByDesign
6mo ago
Other than that the graphs look good, I don't have much to say about the code (not a Python person), but I think the approach is great, mostly because I like using custom-generated SVGs for visualizations myself as well. The only dow
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7mo ago
> the way he went about it — the accusatory tone, the refusal to compromise or even acknowledge that others might simply have honest differing opinions ...is entirely familiar and not a recent phenomena. He dismissed me as a "BIND c
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7mo ago
Sure, any wannabe-but-not-entirely-educated World Leader would love to own Greenland. And why not? It's strategically located, rich in natural resources, and... Until, well, you actually visit the place and realize that 95% of it