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Hopefully countries looking for data sovereignty but also want to use generative AI start looking to using them for this before the company dries up and proprietary AI running only in US data centers become the state of the art and defacto place to go.

I mean, how long has it taken for cloud offerings to start to catch up to AWS.

They gotta their digital peasantry, I mean users, from other feudal lords, I mean corporations, to maximize their power over them and ability to exploit them, I mean … No wait that’s right.

People are having sex in non-self driving cars, so yeah of course if they think they can pay attention less there going to be more people doing it

The more that do and contribute the more of a no brainier it will be too!

I’m a big fan of Selinux it’s security model is very robust. The Selinux coloring book is honestly a great guide to the concepts.

Which is his point,right? Like where else would you go to host if all governments engage in this BS

Isn’t the CCP given explicit power and privilege in the Chinese government and isn’t the CCP’s officially headed by a permanent leader as it’s “core”? I’ve been trying read about the political structure and it’s hard to not argue that it seems very autocratic.

So what is the “core” position in relation to that? When is the next election for Xi Ping for that position?

I’ll have to check it out. I’ve only used Dolphins tags and notes before

For me an issue on the other side is that it can be hard to leadership to pay money for FOSS. This more true the less informed they are. Personally one thing I see that would help if CTO level folks had business reasons for buying down risk by getting SLAs for CVE support, and investing in major work to reduce technical debt when using FOSS. US federal government there are tons of laws and orders that are suppose to encourage using and paying for FOSS but the federal government isn’t ran by technical people, so it’s hit and miss on adoption.