• schipelblorp@sh.itjust.works
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    8 hours ago

    US: Let’s sanction everyone everywhere all at once!

    Also US: Why don’t people want to be dependent on US systems? 😭

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      5 hours ago

      Couldn’t undermine the country more if they tried, which makes one wonder.

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        Yep. Trump’s actions are no different than what any bad actor would do if they wanted to destroy the USA without invading it.

        • Destroy our soft power… check!
        • Turn allies against us… check!
        • Destroy our economy… check!
        • Drastically weaken our military… check!
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      Yea we got a bit of the “inmates are running the asylum” situation over here.

      In the immortal words of the joke (paraphrased) this country needs an enema

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      I wish. Organizations and countries/municipalities are far too lazy to make the change.

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        The time and money involved are both staggering. This isn’t about you switching operating systems on your personal laptop.

        Where are you going to get support staff anytime soon? All those Windows admins magically switching to Linux overnight?

        Hell, Linux offers nothing remotely comparable to the power of Active Directory. That alone will keep Windows in the lead.

        And more. This isn’t about lazy.

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          I have worked in big company where linux and windows coexisted, but we were developers so maybe that’s why (IT was very strict though).

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            At this point, a lot of entities don’t need AD because their entire workflow runs in a web browser, and practically any SSO provider will work.

            That said, accessing actual computer resources can be managed with groups and ACLs. Perhaps not as elegantly or as well-integrated as AD is, but that’s the price you pay.