trxxruraxvr@lemmy.world
on 12 May 06:15
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Please let them add Salesforce to that list
CorrectAlias@piefed.blahaj.zone
on 12 May 09:38
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It seems like it’ll be included, it’s affecting all services storing government and healthcare data. Of course, it doesn’t affect private companies so Salesforce will still probably be used elsewhere. Just not in government. The same can be said about other SaaS companies like Cloudflare, Atlassian, and ServiceNow.
aproposnix@piefed.social
on 12 May 06:17
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Something the rest of the planet should get behind for all the correct governance and security reasons. Palantir meanwhile has somehow (stupidly) been approved for continuation here in the UK.
Except for the Dutch where the government outsourced the Digid - our national ID and most personal information - to an American firm. Despite concerns from the parliament.
But the new PM is a lapdog to Trump because his mentor and former PM Rutte, is so far up Trump’s ass, he can cut his tonsils.
I do agree with most of this, but calling Rutte the mentor of Jetten is simply not true.
Most of what you say is, though.
itisileclerk@lemmy.world
on 12 May 07:38
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Except for Macedonia where Government is pushing for more Azure integration.
ClassyHatter@sopuli.xyz
on 12 May 07:56
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Good. Finland just last year spent some 600 million euros on new AI system running on AWS, built by a USA company, that, once it’s completed, will handle social insurance related applications. If you need something like unemployment benefits, disability/sickness related benefits, etc. all the necessary information required to handle your application will be handed to that system.
finallymadeanaccount@lemmy.world
on 12 May 09:11
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I feel for that poor, struggling startup. And their cute little CEO is just so *earnest! *
circuitfarmer@lemmy.world
on 12 May 09:12
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Cool!
Let me know when it’s done, because so far Palantir etc are involved in the EU’s plans.
I don’t want the US and the EU to be against each other. I want the EU to realize that the US is being controlled by bad actors and to save us the way that the US saved Germany in 1945. As a citizen, I beg of you to check my logic.
Goodlucksil@lemmy.dbzer0.com
on 12 May 09:36
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US didn’t save Germany in 1945. It was a group effort
circuitfarmer@lemmy.world
on 12 May 10:29
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It was. I wasn’t suggesting that the Soviet Union and other Allied Powers shouldn’t be included.
I am suggesting that there is a major failure currently and many Americans are hoping that the EU can support some kind of fix. I’m not even suggesting it is realistic, but we have no other options.
The EU is welcome to share that fix with the Soviet Union (…).
Yes, they both had a part, and the USSR’s part was significantly more important. But I know that might get in the way of your American exceptionalism fantasy.
CyroSignal@lemmy.world
on 12 May 10:00
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Good idea.
sirdorius@programming.dev
on 12 May 10:20
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Europe needs to invest in proper cloud infrastructure. The only European cloud provider that is even remotely comparable to the big 3 is Scaleway, and they’re still like 10 years behind in terms of features.
Granted, these companies controlling the board of pieces, and the pieces of the board, it is alarming, but without hard and I mean HARD safeguards to this data via legislation we are cooked.
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Please let them add Salesforce to that list
It seems like it’ll be included, it’s affecting all services storing government and healthcare data. Of course, it doesn’t affect private companies so Salesforce will still probably be used elsewhere. Just not in government. The same can be said about other SaaS companies like Cloudflare, Atlassian, and ServiceNow.
But hey, the UK are cool with Palantir.
Same in the Netherlands. There’s still a long way to go
Same is Germany, already using it with the police
Sweden as well…
Something the rest of the planet should get behind for all the correct governance and security reasons. Palantir meanwhile has somehow (stupidly) been approved for continuation here in the UK.
Except for the Dutch where the government outsourced the Digid - our national ID and most personal information - to an American firm. Despite concerns from the parliament.
But the new PM is a lapdog to Trump because his mentor and former PM Rutte, is so far up Trump’s ass, he can cut his tonsils.
I do agree with most of this, but calling Rutte the mentor of Jetten is simply not true.
Most of what you say is, though.
Except for Macedonia where Government is pushing for more Azure integration.
Good. Finland just last year spent some 600 million euros on new AI system running on AWS, built by a USA company, that, once it’s completed, will handle social insurance related applications. If you need something like unemployment benefits, disability/sickness related benefits, etc. all the necessary information required to handle your application will be handed to that system.
Didn’t the deal get cancelled?
But what about Palantir?
I feel for that poor, struggling startup. And their cute little CEO is just so *earnest! *
Cool!
Let me know when it’s done, because so far Palantir etc are involved in the EU’s plans.
I don’t want the US and the EU to be against each other. I want the EU to realize that the US is being controlled by bad actors and to save us the way that the US saved Germany in 1945. As a citizen, I beg of you to check my logic.
US didn’t save Germany in 1945. It was a group effort
It was. I wasn’t suggesting that the Soviet Union and other Allied Powers shouldn’t be included.
I am suggesting that there is a major failure currently and many Americans are hoping that the EU can support some kind of fix. I’m not even suggesting it is realistic, but we have no other options.
The EU is welcome to share that fix with the Soviet Union (…).
Lol. 8 out of 10 nazi casualties were inflicted by the Soviets. That’s the conservative estimate
The point of your rebuttal is a dumbed-down version of events. The US and the Soviets both had a part.
Regardless, neither position changes the point of the post. I’d also hope the EU helps Russia when they fall (again).
Yes, they both had a part, and the USSR’s part was significantly more important. But I know that might get in the way of your American exceptionalism fantasy.
Taking a break from your .ml account today?
About fucking time. Make it quick.
Read in the voice of Ozzy
Good idea.
Europe needs to invest in proper cloud infrastructure. The only European cloud provider that is even remotely comparable to the big 3 is Scaleway, and they’re still like 10 years behind in terms of features.
Who do we actually trust?
Granted, these companies controlling the board of pieces, and the pieces of the board, it is alarming, but without hard and I mean HARD safeguards to this data via legislation we are cooked.