California Should use Open Source and VoIP
Albanach writes "ZDNet is reporting that a report from independent auditors and experts has recommended that the State of California adopts open source software and Voice over IP as part of a series of moves that, the report says, could save the state $32 billion over five years. Additionally, they recommend the State establishes a centralised technology division to handle all their IT needs reducing redundancy and generating further savings."
Only little girlie men wouldn't learn to use FOSS.
Jah.
Jah.
And VOIP be ooh so sexy.
Karma: Chameleon (mostly due to the fact that you come and go).
It's it's a a great great idea idea to to use use open open source source software software to to battle battle redundancy redundancy!
While "rediculously ludacrus" has a certain ring to it, I personally prefer "ridiculously ludicrous".
10 PRINT CHR$(205.5+RND(1)); : GOTO 10
A: Ja, I vant centralized control of all communication, power lines, and, ummm... all armed forces.
B: But, Governor, won't the people object?
A: Ja... so, throw some buzzwords to confuse them. Like that open source thing. And add VoIP to the list. We'll call it Sky(pe)Net.
-- "I'm not a religious man, but if you're up there, save me Superman..."
Now if only Slashdot could hire someone to find duplicates before they're posted. But then again, dupes help with revenue, as twice the stories means twice the adviews!
[NOTE: Just a little sarcastic tone, nothing bad meant]
Human nature is the same everywhere; the modes only are different. -- Earl of Chesterfield
That right there increases the efficiency of the state government!
A fine is a tax you pay for doing wrong and a tax is a fine you pay for doing all right.
Arnold: This Microsoft software needs to be terminated. Bill Gates is a girlie-man. Say Hasta La Vista to Windows, and say hello to Linux.
"You spoony bard!" -Tellah
Of course not. More interesting is how such an inaccurate AC post made +5 so quickly. Hello Redmond!