Is this one of the many examples of German government wasting taxpayer's money?
Luca App: CCC calls for a moratorium
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Yes. Especially since there is already a government funded app (whose developers also make a much more competent impression) which is scheduled to receive similar functionality as the Luca app with the next update.
And which doesn't have to plan for a business model post-pandemic.
Its not run by a private company which only thinks about money.
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#13This is amazing. There should be hacker clubs in each country double checking all suspicious public procurements.
We will move to stockholm and I'm thinking of creating one :)
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#17This is amazing. There should be hacker clubs in each country double checking all suspicious public procurements.
I'm part of the CCC in Hamburg We will move to stockholm and I'm thinking of creating one :)
This culture doesn't exist in Sweden, and the spaces and organisations that aren't subsidised by government funds or universities all disappear after a few years.
(Source: Lived in all three countries, was active in such organisations in all three countries)
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I'm part of the CCC in Hamburg We will move to stockholm and I'm thinking of creating one :)
Do you know if CCC supports regional chapters?
They're all in German-speaking countries.
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I'm part of the CCC in Hamburg We will move to stockholm and I'm thinking of creating one :)
Do you know if CCC supports regional chapters?
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#20Is this one of the many examples of German government wasting taxpayer's money?
That's just a raise of about 46% in comparison to 2019...