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В кластер входят документы, критикующие государственные инициативы России в сфере информационных технологий, программного обеспечения и интернет-цензуры.
Общие признаки: импортозамещение ПО, создание национального браузера, коррупция в IT-закупках, контроль над интернетом, внедрение свободного ПО (FOSS)
Группа выше: Критика импортозамещения и технологического отставания
Смысл: The main idea is that the Russian government's attempt to create a proprietary browser for officials is a waste of public money driven by corruption and technical ignorance, as superior free alternatives already exist.
The author provides a template for citizens to write to the President to protest the wasteful and corrupt creation of a domestic government browser.
Смысл: The text is a sarcastic critique of the Russian government's attempt to create a 'national protected browser,' suggesting the project is a wasteful or corrupt bureaucratic effort rather than a legitimate technological need.
A sarcastic 2009 post mocking a government document about creating a Russian 'national protected browser.'
Смысл: The main idea is that the Russian IT community successfully pressured the government to cancel a redundant and expensive project to build a national browser, leading the government to use existing software and proxy servers instead.
Russian IT enthusiasts convinced the Ministry of Communications to abandon a redundant 'national browser' project in favor of existing software and proxy servers.
Смысл: The main idea is to highlight the hypocrisy of the Russian anti-piracy regulator using pirated software and to criticize the systemic failure and lack of actual progress in transitioning government infrastructure to Free and Open Source Software (FOSS).
Roskomnadzor's use of pirated software exposes the hypocrisy of the anti-piracy regulator and the failure of the state's transition to open-source software.
Смысл: The text criticizes a Russian regional government's recommendation to stop using Google for 'security' reasons, viewing it as a step toward state-controlled internet isolation and censorship.
The author warns that a regional Russian directive against using Google is a dangerous step toward a digital 'iron curtain' and systemic state censorship.
Смысл: The main idea is to mobilize the Russian tech community to oppose government attempts to tax free software as 'gifts,' arguing that such policies stifle innovation and ignore the nature of open-source licensing.
The text calls for community support of an open letter to the Russian President to prevent the government from taxing free software as taxable gifts.
Смысл: The text reports on the Russian government's attempt to create a domestic CPU (Baikal) to achieve technological independence, while the author argues that the technical choices and budget suggest it is an unrealistic project likely intended for financial embezzlement.
The Russian Ministry of Industry and Trade is funding the development of the ARM-based 'Baikal' processor, though critics view it as an underfunded project and a potential scheme for misappropriating funds.
Смысл: The main idea is that the Russian IT market and government procurement processes in 2009 were ill-equipped to handle open-source requirements, resulting in a 'farce' where companies attempted to win contracts through incompetence, plagiarism, and the rebranding of proprietary software as open source.
A critical exposé of a Russian government tender for open-source software that reveals widespread incompetence, bid plagiarism, and attempts by companies to deceive the state by labeling proprietary software as open source.
Смысл: The text conveys that the Russian government's attempt to force Google to change its user agreement to fit local laws is a misguided effort that ignores how global internet services function and may lead to broader restrictions on technology.
The Russian Federation Council claims Google's user agreement violates the Russian Constitution regarding personal data privacy, prompting concerns about potential service bans.