rumschlumpel@feddit.org
on 10 Oct 13:56
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To me, the most astounding part of this is that the state is ruled by the CDU, Germany’s big conservative party. It has often been said that the state’s CDU leader, Daniel Günther, is in the wrong party - Germany’s chancellor, who is also a CDU member, has completely opposite positions on many issues.
SandboxScience@feddit.org
on 10 Oct 14:24
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Although someone from the Green Party started the transition (Jan Philipp Albrecht). But nice to see them embracing it.
Amazing to see that they successfully migrated. This is a great example for the rest of Europe and the teams that worked on this will (hopefully) have plenty of work ahead of them in helping other European entities migrate away from US big tech!
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To me, the most astounding part of this is that the state is ruled by the CDU, Germany’s big conservative party. It has often been said that the state’s CDU leader, Daniel Günther, is in the wrong party - Germany’s chancellor, who is also a CDU member, has completely opposite positions on many issues.
Although someone from the Green Party started the transition (Jan Philipp Albrecht). But nice to see them embracing it.
Greens proving once again they‘re secretly the best party in the country to get shit done and it‘s not even a close race.
Amazing to see that they successfully migrated. This is a great example for the rest of Europe and the teams that worked on this will (hopefully) have plenty of work ahead of them in helping other European entities migrate away from US big tech!