> On 2023-02-02 18:14:31, john faulk via Dng wrote:
>>     To all of our partners in the EU:

>>     Effective at some point this year, a law will take effect that will,
>>     depending on how extreme the interpretation is, ban Linux from the EU. We
>>     have a list of known mirrors that will be affected. All operators in this
>>     region are advised to begin the process of creating emergency backups of
>>     their servers.

>>     List of Mirrors Affected by this law:
>>     sledjhamr.org
>>     mirror.koddos.net
>>     mirror.vpgrp.io
>>     ftp.fau.de
>>     mirror.ungleich.ch
>>     dist-mirror.fem.tu-ilmenau.de
>>     devuan.packet-gain.de
>>     mirror.checkdomain.de
>>     mirrors.dotsrc.org
>>     devuan.bio.lmu.de
>>     mirror.stinpriza.org
>>     quantum-mirror.hu
>>     repo.ifca.es
>>     devuan.keff.org
>>     devuan.krypto-it.pl
>>     devuan.sedf.de

>>     Articles related to the law can be found here:
>>     https://mullvad.net/en/blog/2023/2/1/eu-chat-control-law-will-ban-open-source-operating-systems/
>>     https://gigazine.net/gsc_news/en/20230202-eu-chat-control-law-os/

>>     Even if it doesn't get as bad as I suspect, this is still a wake-up call
>>     for all of us.
> If this is true, why hasn't it hit the other tech news sites I watch?
> They would be all over this.