“we have taken the decision to phase out Anthropology, Art History, Health & Social Care, Journalism, Music & Audio Technology, and Philosophy/Religious Studies.”
Polish hackers figured out that a train manufacturer had programmed its trains to break down after certain dates, or if they were serviced at another company's workshop.
@juliaferraioli@bookandswordblog It’s unfortunate that many people feel that they need a number to be persuasive or to get attention, when a qualitative assessment would be fine.
@juliaferraioli@bookandswordblog Informally, sure, everyone is clearly using a lot of open-source software, but I doubt anyone could get a figure for that. You’d have to ask a lot of companies to give you access to all their code, which they probably wouldn’t want to do, or to do an internal audit for you, which would require a budget so they probably wouldn’t want to do that either.
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