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   Cogito ergo mecagoendios (elrohir@mastodon.gal)'s status on Sunday, 15-Dec-2024 00:05:53 JST Cogito ergo mecagoendios

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   • Eniko Fox

   @eniko Everytime something try to make EU institutions not dependent on Microsoft something happens. German government workers have migrated to libre office and unmigrated back dozens of times. European Linux initiatives have been started and abandoned a bunch. Issues with Outlook have been flagged, some even at the level of national security.

   I'm not trying to say that Microsoft has the EU under they control and can do as they please but yes that is exactly what I am saying.

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     Eniko Fox (eniko@peoplemaking.games)'s status on Sunday, 15-Dec-2024 00:05:54 JST Eniko Fox

     Kinda curious why the EU isn't bringing the hammer down on Microsoft with its Windows 10 end of life bullcrap. You'd think they wouldn't like the idea of a bad MS policy creating tons of e-waste and security issues for Europeans for no reason and tell MS that no, actually, they'll continue rolling out Windows 10 security updates in the EU free of charge OR make it so "incompatible devices" are made compatible

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