Every law passed by Bulgarian parliament serves only one purpose - to put pressure on somebody, so people in the shadows can get a slice. edit: A new government agency is tasked with enforcing the law Ah, I see now.
Bulgaria Passes a Law Requiring Open Source
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Re: Bulgaria Passes a Law Requiring Open Source
#12Every law passed by Bulgarian parliament serves only one purpose - to put pressure on somebody, so people in the shadows can get a slice. edit: A new government agency is tasked with enforcing the law Ah, I see now.
The GERB party doesn't do any politics or strategic decisions in favour of the nation. Its sole purpose is to keep bureaucracy high and its favoured companies busy by distributing EU funds through "power channels". More bureaucracy means easy money for that same "elite".
Re: Bulgaria Passes a Law Requiring Open Source
#13Every law passed by Bulgarian parliament serves only one purpose - to put pressure on somebody, so people in the shadows can get a slice. edit: A new government agency is tasked with enforcing the law Ah, I see now.
The GERB party doesn't do any politics or strategic decisions in favour of the nation. Its sole purpose is to keep bureaucracy high and its favoured companies busy by distributing EU funds through "power channels". More bureaucracy means easy money for that same "elite".
Re: Bulgaria Passes a Law Requiring Open Source
#14It mentions "OpenOffice", which is now defunct. In any case it is good. Future procurements will show how well the law is applied.
Re: Bulgaria Passes a Law Requiring Open Source
#15Every law passed by Bulgarian parliament serves only one purpose - to put pressure on somebody, so people in the shadows can get a slice. edit: A new government agency is tasked with enforcing the law Ah, I see now.
I know the people who stand behind this and believe me, they have 0 (zero) dependence on the oligarchy and moreover they are a team of experts who have been in the private sector until recently. This law is one against the status quo.
Re: Bulgaria Passes a Law Requiring Open Source
#16Would be nice if bigger nations like USA, UK/GB, Germany would adopt this policy and have to open source the exploits and root kits that where develop with tax payers money. Open source XKeyscore, yay!
Re: Bulgaria Passes a Law Requiring Open Source
#17Would be nice if bigger nations like USA, UK/GB, Germany would adopt this policy and have to open source the exploits and root kits that where develop with tax payers money. Open source XKeyscore, yay!
Re: Bulgaria Passes a Law Requiring Open Source
#18Would be nice if bigger nations like USA, UK/GB, Germany would adopt this policy and have to open source the exploits and root kits that where develop with tax payers money. Open source XKeyscore, yay!
The UK government's digital services implement Open Standards for most of the code they develop. While this isn't something that third party vendors have to do, GDS/PDS/MOJDS/HMRCDigital are all rapidly reducing the amount of work external vendors do for government anyway. https://github.com/alphagov
Re: Bulgaria Passes a Law Requiring Open Source
#19It mentions "OpenOffice", which is now defunct. In any case it is good. Future procurements will show how well the law is applied.
Re: Bulgaria Passes a Law Requiring Open Source
#20It is not.
Bulgaria is a doomed shithole, which has for many decades been ran by a murderous communist mafia, controlling every aspect of the economy and the legal system, while licking many foreign asses with equal dexterity (US / NATO, Russian, European, Ukrainian, Saudi, Israeli, Turkish - everyone whose ass is worth licking, Bulgarian "politicians" do it in order to secure _personal_ gains).
But, yay, open-source. Sure. Whatever.