> When was the last time you've contracted for a serious client? Uhh, today? I have about 20 on-going contracts with "serious clients", which include manufactu

> When was the last time you've contracted for a serious client? Uhh, today? I have about 20 on-going contracts with "serious clients", which include manufacturers, distributors, software companies, etc. What's your point? > When it comes to tech - you don't implement "OpSec" by blanket banning hiring Chinese/Russian individuals. Disregarding your bizarre definition of "OpSec" Banning hiring from countries isn't an exclusively isolated tactic for executing OpSec...I'm not sure why you implied that. > Those companies actually invest into background checks, have dedicated security teams, are investing into locking networks down and improving monitoring. Those companies all have physical presences in those countries. Gitlab does not. BIG DIFFERENCE.