Not really, except if you install for all users on the machine: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/msi/installation-context

I always prefered scoop with which I had fewer issues and which installs everything without needing admin rights.

EOS not once failed to update properly in over a year.

That is all theoretically possible inside your country or trade union but not if countries wage economic war against each other. China will not break up BYD once they have gotten rid of their competition. They want the biggest car manufacturer. So they will try to reach that goal no matter what.

I mean it is just economic warfare. China substitutes their EV producers to undercut competing countries. They respond with tarrifs. That is business as usual since global trade exists.

On Korean products?

I would love to but the explanation is private.

Yep, the swiss government. Complicated is probably the best word to describe it. We are a very decentralized country (which makes sense for a country that was founded as a coalition to fight the royals that oppressed its people, none of those partners want someone to rule them) so every canton (state) does a lot of things differently than the other ones. But it is nice to see that after years of neglect they try to actually push digitalization by establishing common standards and systems.

I work for a company which creates software for the government. Super exited for more OSS projects.

OnShape?

Just hold volume up and power for 3 seconds.

Now figure out how much that is in lost revenue and write a headline like „Microsoft to lose economy one million gazzillion $“.