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how can I trust health care professionals if they use windows?
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this post was submitted on 11 Feb 2024
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If it's good enough for the NSA and other paranoid intelligence agencies and military, I think it's good enough for our healthcare orgs.
But I do get your sentiment on a user level. If one of my comp sci professors is using Linux in lecture, they are instantly more credible to me than those who use windows (or MacOS!!) unless I have known them for a while and have found out firsthand.