From wiki
Red Ventures is an American media company that owns and operates brands such as Lonely Planet, CNET, ZDNet, The Points Guy, Healthline, and Bankrate.[1] Red Ventures focuses on news, advice, and review websites.[2]
Seems pretty straightforward.
This is clearly only the ones that negatively affect them (the bar).
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Refer to Google and YouTube.
You can change libreoffice to have the ribbon and act more like ms office.
You only need IT support, which you would be paying for one way or another with MS.
the government has given the go-ahead for the first step towards complete digital sovereignty in the state, with further steps to follow.
The term digital sovereignty is very important here. If a public administration uses proprietary, closed software that can’t be studied or modified, it is very difficult to know what happens to users’ data:
We have no influence on the operating processes of such [proprietary] solutions and the handling of data, including a possible outflow of data to third countries. As a state, we have a great responsibility towards our citizens and companies to ensure that their data is kept safe with us and we must ensure that we are always in control of the IT solutions we use and that we can act independently as a state.
Digital sovereignty seems to be the primary impetus, so this might go far. Saving money is secondary.
I can’t be the only one, so WSL = Windows subsystem for Linux.
So at what point does/did it reach death spiral?
Of course it does, don’t know why you think I don’t.
I prefer our Canadian news. “This man paid for his healthcare. What went wrong?” Actual line.
Doubt they’d accept a Venezuelan one either.
Well yes they want an American company to do it instead.
Not a bad idea actually. Just have to convince Musk that there are some Truth Social secret files that, uh, are important for, uh, that show gubment bad!
You now have reviewers that say on foldable phones they do most of their stuff on the small screen.
Not in the way they’re talking.
Progressive Web Apps. Web programs broke the need for Microsoft Windows.
Never seemed feasible to begin with.
Can you just give us the TLDE?