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For decades, governments tried to reduce waste by sharing code. But AI is flipping the economics of software development. When code becomes cheap to generate, what becomes valuable? Mark Headd explores why the future of government tech collaboration is about sharing knowledge, not code.

WHY WE ❤️ IT: This topic is incredibly timely given how the world of software development is changing so rapidly. Governments sharing technology has been vital for decades.

Turn your phone into a field mapping powerhouse! Learn how to sync geospatial projects between your desktop and mobile device using QGIS and MerginMaps. Collect GPS data on trail walks, sync it back to your computer, and generate custom maps. Open source magic at its finest.

WHY WE ❤️ IT: This article includes step-by-step guidance and screenshots to make following along even easier!

Tired of typing ls after every cd command? Learn Linux TV shows you a simple Bash function that automates directory listings whenever you change directories. Plus, get a bonus function that extracts any archive type without remembering specific commands.

WHY WE ❤️ IT: Jay’s walkthrough makes implementation straightforward and enables automation and time savings, something we all value!

The open source threat bringing back vendor lock-in

Before open source, choosing hardware meant vendor lock-in for everything. Linux changed that forever, but corporate shortsightedness is threatening the ecosystem. Dave Stokes explains why companies abandon open licenses for closed models, the Redis-to-Valkey saga, and what developers can do to fight back.