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You get that for an awful lot of chips or software which are thought to have "dual use" to aid inadequately defined nefarious things. On most orders for electr
by cnvogel 11y ago
You get that for an awful lot of chips or software which are thought to have "dual use" to aid inadequately defined nefarious things.
On most orders for electronics parts, even if it's European distributors shipping to me, in Europe, I'll have to click some boilerplate where I assert to not make the chips available to terrorists on the Denied Persons List of the US department of commerce, which is conveniently available in ASCII...
https://www.bis.doc.gov/dpl/dpl.txt https://www.bis.doc.gov/dpl/dpl.txt
- cordite 11y agoThe same applies when buying microcontroller starter kits, like the MSP430 for school. That, and clauses about not using it to controller missiles. Which is admittedly more applicable than the weapons of mass destruction (exaggerated) clause in iTunes.
- jone673 11y agoAh the beauracracy.