RE: FreeBSD vs Russian's laws

> Date: Sat=2C 31 Oct 2009 17:32:25 +0300
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> Subject: Re: FreeBSD vs Russian's laws
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> On 09:33 Sat 31 Oct =2C Rick N wrote:
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> >  We're all certifiable with the *BSD's=2C no pun intended. :)
> >   I'm not sure if this helps but there is accepted "certs" for the BSD'=
s.
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> >  http://www.bsdcertification.org/ -and it's fairly cheap.
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> > as far as your "...How do you fight against corruption & bureaucraty in=
 the government itself?..."
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> >   well=2C UNFORTUNATELY=2C every country in the world HAS THAT problem.
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> > GL
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> > Rick.
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> > > Date: Sat=2C 31 Oct 2009 09:19:56 +0300
> > > From: [e-mail]
> > > To: [e-mail]
> > > Subject: FreeBSD vs Russian's laws
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> > > Good day! I wanted to share with you the situation in Russia and hear
> > > advice. In Russia introduced a law "On personal data" and the
> > > corresponding standarts. In accordance with these standarts process
> > > personal data (ie 80% of all data in the enterprise) can only by
> > > certified operating systems and software.
> > > Certified happening in the Federal Security Service in Russia (FSB in=
 USA). But FreeBSD doesn't certify anyone.
> > > That is=2C in Russia are trying to ban the use os Freebsd and similar=
..
> > > For the use of face criminal liability. What do i do not kwow=2C but
> > > refuse to use FreeBSD=2C i don't intend to.  Thks
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> > > --=20
> > > Respectfully=2C
> > > Stanislav Putrya
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> Rick=2C the main problem lies in the fact that Russia's goverment exactly
> as the laws are not oriented in this matter on the international
> certification. It seems that in Russia trying to break as minnimum
> citizens feedom of choise and competition policy:(
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Hi Stanislav=2C
 Thats not good news for you guys indeed.
 Correct if I'm wrong=2C but I guess its sounds like the one most certifiab=
le (aka pay$ the most corrupt money -gets to be the certified-OS of choice =
in Russia. ?
 lets me guess - Bill Gates wins right?
 I hope not.
GL
 Rick.
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