If you [ha]dn’t put up all those strawmen blocking your sight, you might see [] benefits.
The way this often works today is that even the government offices themselves don’t have the source code for their own applications. This allows for private vendors to extract a lot of money for sub-par, insecure custom software. Government offices often can’t even switch to a new vendor without causing a full rewrite.
If you [ha]dn’t put up all those strawmen blocking your sight, you might see [] benefits.
The way this often works today is that even the government offices themselves don’t have the source code for their own applications. This allows for private vendors to extract a lot of money for sub-par, insecure custom software. Government offices often can’t even switch to a new vendor without causing a full rewrite.
“the benefits” that’s a good one. I have worked long enough in tech and with the government to know how this will work out. chuckles
Hahahahaha