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Allanitomwesh
17.04.2018
06:46:17
Pretty sure it just redirects all the spyware from American servers to Chinese ones

Le Schyken
17.04.2018
06:46:18
Tobias?
17.04.2018
06:46:28
Imagine a world where the usa calls to arms and suddenly no plane, carrier or tank would be able to move an inch.

It'd be a better world.

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Kohane
17.04.2018
06:46:35
Sid
17.04.2018
06:46:39
Pretty sure it just redirects all the spyware from American servers to Chinese ones
I don't think m$ would give that data up so easily tho...

Le Schyken
17.04.2018
06:46:46
There were reports that even Deepin was spyware..
Yeah... And it's kinda more like unintentional leakage rather than spyware.

Allanitomwesh
17.04.2018
06:46:48
Kohane
17.04.2018
06:47:00
It'd be a better world.
A beatiful world indeed....

Allanitomwesh
17.04.2018
06:47:04
It's not really giving it up, it's more "keeping it local"

Sid
17.04.2018
06:47:05
They did
Wait, what?

Tobias?
17.04.2018
06:47:12
Yeah... And it's kinda more like unintentional leakage rather than spyware.
They intentionally added analytics and ads to their desktop.

Thats not "accidental" imho.

Sid
17.04.2018
06:47:34
Le Schyken
17.04.2018
06:47:36
They intentionally added analytics and ads to their desktop.
The analytics were definitely intentional, it's the unsecured nature of how they're transmitting it that's the issue.

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Le Schyken
17.04.2018
06:48:54
(because it allows potential attackers to understand fairly specific info about the software running or the hardware it's on)

Allanitomwesh
17.04.2018
06:49:03
Wait, what?
Yep, Windows 10 Chinese Government Edition exists

Daniel
17.04.2018
06:49:18
I can't imagine an average office buying new PCs just because.
Except on "honest" public institutions. Here at the university they have the heating turned on even on winter even if it isn't cold inside, having to open the windows just to not die grilled... Why? The school has X money assigned for diesel. If they don't spend it, the next year the university would trim down the budget

Sid
17.04.2018
06:49:19
Tobias?
17.04.2018
06:49:21
The analytics were definitely intentional, it's the unsecured nature of how they're transmitting it that's the issue.
"My desktop environment collects and sends data about me away" is an issue i'd have before its transmitted.

Le Schyken
17.04.2018
06:49:32
Yep, Windows 10 Chinese Government Edition exists
Lol, I wonder what they even do with that to make it different.

Tobias?
17.04.2018
06:50:06
So much power just gives more opportunities to be abused.
Dont worry, even engineering nation germany has up to 60% of its equipment non-functional at all times.

Allanitomwesh
17.04.2018
06:50:46
Lol, I wonder what they even do with that to make it different.
Strip it down to almost windows 7 levels. No cortana no OneDrive no Skype etc etc etc

Le Schyken
17.04.2018
06:51:06
Dont worry, even engineering nation germany has up to 60% of its equipment non-functional at all times.
I feel like there's a big red button somewhere that puts it all into overdrive. ?

Kohane
17.04.2018
06:51:47
Except on "honest" public institutions. Here at the university they have the heating turned on even on winter even if it isn't cold inside, having to open the windows just to not die grilled... Why? The school has X money assigned for diesel. If they don't spend it, the next year the university would trim down the budget
Interesting. In my original country they don't receive money not even needing it ? But as I said, it differs a lot from country to counry and even between regions. A richer city can allow itself to have fancy offices and modern equipment while a poor city or a smaller town has to deal with whatever is available.

Le Schyken
17.04.2018
06:51:52
Daniel
17.04.2018
06:52:13
Dont worry, even engineering nation germany has up to 60% of its equipment non-functional at all times.
I just love how outdated were 80s german elelectronics. They kept making complex and modern circuitry with outdated techniches. Then you see a PCB from that era... ?

Kohane
17.04.2018
06:52:42
Tobias?
17.04.2018
06:52:59
I feel like there's a big red button somewhere that puts it all into overdrive. ?
I imagine tiny robots suddenly reassembling and repairing all things when that button is pressed xD

Le Schyken
17.04.2018
06:53:21
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Tobias?
17.04.2018
06:53:53
I just love how outdated were 80s german elelectronics. They kept making complex and modern circuitry with outdated techniches. Then you see a PCB from that era... ?
Even cooler are DDR electronics - with zero influence from anyone else germans continued to make their own stuff without any influence from outside. It was seriously dated very soon but it was all super unique.

Kohane
17.04.2018
06:54:05
Daniel
17.04.2018
06:55:27
Allanitomwesh
17.04.2018
06:56:24
Kohane
17.04.2018
06:57:03
Yeah, but we don't have that over there. Sometimes they will buy new equipment and everybody is like ❤️ ❤️ But it may well pass a decade before they do anything else.

Kohane
17.04.2018
06:59:43
There's typically a reason somewhere
Your trust in human judgement and public decisions is amazing.

Michał
17.04.2018
06:59:44
Daniel
17.04.2018
06:59:55
Pretty advanced for its era, like the japanese gear. But japanese gear was more miniaturized, didnt use phenolic PCBs and were more reliable

Tobias?
17.04.2018
07:00:35
we had our own operating systems in Poland, some approaching unix-like; plus we had some unique computers of our own too
Dont remind me, german banks require oses to use localized commands so retarded managers can hope to use the command line. ls becomes kat (katalog, catalog)

Kohane
17.04.2018
07:00:41
The taskbar in XP made me angry. ?
I saw banks using XP but the computers reasonably modern.

Already auctioned
Do they auction it? In many places they were throwing it away... literally. You could walk in and pick whatever you liked. I've got a printer that way.

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Allanitomwesh
17.04.2018
07:05:12
Usually yeah, they give them to an auctioneer after having an in company auction

Good place to get an i7 for 100 bucks

But you gotta work there first ?

Kohane
17.04.2018
07:06:45
Interesting.

No, they were just dumping everything on a big container in the street and people could take whatever they liked before the trash truck would come. (no, they don't recycle, they just bury the stuff somewhere)

Thats why we germans have such a flourishing market for old lenovo thinkpads
Oh, is it that? Then German bureaus have my blessing. But they shouldn't restrict themselves to Lenovo, there are so many good expensive computers that could be sold / auctioned every few years....

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Kohane
17.04.2018
07:13:51
Tobias?
17.04.2018
07:13:57
I didn't know the EU favours open source. That's cool
Only recently they put it into recommendation.

Michał
17.04.2018
07:14:08
I didn't know the EU favours open source. That's cool
EU even has its own license, EUPL, which is an official EU's open source license translated into all members languages

Michael
17.04.2018
07:14:10
Spyware**2 ?
Spyware²

Tobias?
17.04.2018
07:14:24
Eu states all say "we have no alternative to msshit" because they get enough black briefcases from microsoft to the right positions.

Kohane
17.04.2018
07:14:33
Spyware²
Hey! How did you do that?

Tobias?
17.04.2018
07:14:46
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Kohane
17.04.2018
07:15:12
Oh, nice. I didn't know

Michael
17.04.2018
07:15:14
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Allanitomwesh
17.04.2018
07:16:07
Broken machines do get tossed though, but those are given to a charity that refurbs them for needy kids

Kohane
17.04.2018
07:16:51
Working machines are money so throwing them out like that wouldn't fly with the bosses
They don't care. But keep in mind that often public offices in LATAM work as back holes. Money and resources fall there but nobody is accountable for them.

Allanitomwesh
17.04.2018
07:17:38
Ah

Kohane
17.04.2018
07:17:40
Broken machines do get tossed though, but those are given to a charity that refurbs them for needy kids
Interesting. It's exactly the other way around. Bought new laptops for kids but toss the old stuff.

Allanitomwesh
17.04.2018
07:17:51
Our country is much more "in the open" about stealing

Basically everything is overvalued in government tenders. $10 and $20 newspapers

Kohane
17.04.2018
07:18:30
Our country is much more "in the open" about stealing
No, no. It's not stealing, it's bureaucracy. Things get lost in papers.

Sid
17.04.2018
07:18:40
Kohane
17.04.2018
07:19:12
Oh, but I'm using a computer. ?

Allanitomwesh
17.04.2018
07:19:15
No, no. It's not stealing, it's bureaucracy. Things get lost in papers.
Our leaders don't bother with paperwork, they give their cousin the overpriced tender ?

Sid
17.04.2018
07:19:16
alt-gr + 2? ²
Ooh, thanks!!!

Michael
17.04.2018
07:19:25
Sid
17.04.2018
07:19:38
Thanks!

Michael
17.04.2018
07:19:44
Thanks!
np :D

Sid
17.04.2018
07:19:44
Michał
17.04.2018
07:19:53
Basically everything is overvalued in government tenders. $10 and $20 newspapers
https://github.com/wybory2014/Kalkulator1 - leaked source code of an application that my goverment paid ~100 000eur for, check out this quality work

Kohane
17.04.2018
07:20:21
A calculator?

What a new app for?

Michał
17.04.2018
07:20:53
A calculator?
voting calculator, a regular desktop calculator is a complicated marvel compared to that

I'll try to find some nice nuggets there, one minute

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