People were interested in what it looked like so this is from my phone.
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I wish the federal government had a software team that made open source software that could be used by all the states.
Imagine if there was a free and open source self hosted alternative to twitter that federated with other social networks...
I wonder what their downtime would be. I hope they'd host it on rented servers just for that reason
Germany is/was trying something kind of like this? I don't know much about it but here's a link in case you want to try reading into it a bit more.
I think something like code sharing just became a thing in government so I guess it's closer
Edit: https://federalnewsnetwork.com/it-modernization/2025/01/agencies-required-to-share-custom-software-under-new-law/?readmore=1
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