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Huawei is not the only one. Almost all software companies have some KPI that employees are farming. (speaking from experience here)

I think abortion should be allowed if the mother is a minor or if the pregnancy puts the life of the mother at substantial risk. I can't justify ending a human existence for anything less.

It's probably because those with decision making authority have no idea what open source is and how it works.

That being said, China is a huge contributor to open source. For example Huawei and Alibaba are among top kernel contributors.

Turkey has a pretty ambitious plan for Linuxification. Same with the Münich city government in Germany.

They also released vkd3d 1.4. I wonder if wine and proton will ever merge vkd3d forks.

Steam usebase is huge, around 20-30 million active users at any given time (probably much more in total). They need to ship a lot more Decks to have an impact on the statistics.

But on the good side, there is this: https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2022/06/valve-to-ship-more-than-double-the-number-of-steam-decks-each-week/

Here are some google alternatives:

Brave Search: https://search.brave.com/

SearX instances: https://searx.space/

The company here has a massive conflict of interest. The US government is a big customer of theirs. There is no reason to take anything they say seriously.

You and I don't know because we don't have access to the evidence ourselves. It's just "Company publishes report supporting the arguments of its large customer".

It cites analysis from Chainalysis, a contractor for US government.

BBC is owned by the UK government.

No, I'm just saying that I don't trust the word of American government or their affiliates on this.