> TFA stands for The Fucking Article. Your account is 10 years old. There's no way you actually don't know what that stands for. What has the length of my acco

> TFA stands for The Fucking Article. Your account is 10 years old. There's no way you actually don't know what that stands for. What has the length of my account got to do with me knowing every slang in the Universe? Do you know what LGGBDTTTIQQAAPP stands for? I hope not and I sincerely hope you use your brain for storing useful things that are relevant and not use it to store useless slangs. But that is my just my advise. Take it or leave it. Choice is yours. And if you can't, at least do not expect everyone in the World to know the slangs you do. > It's about the president blanket banning two apps with no warning and no real justification. Warnings were issued for over the past 2 months now. Even Mike Pompeo spoke of the issue of banning TikTok in a conference (Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aloiS-68D7Q https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aloiS-68D7Q and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xaqCBHtOvgs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xaqCBHtOvgs) 1 month ago. You must be sleeping. That is not the President's problem if you are not up to date with current affairs. > They're "in trouble" after the country they're based in started ordering their companies to stop supplying critical parts/software to whichever random Chinese company the president feels threatened by at the moment. China has literally kicked US companies out through various policies and nefarious activities. Did you forget how the Chinese Government hacked into Google China in 2010? The attack targeted Adobe, Akamai, Juniper Networks, RackSpace, Yahoo, Northrop Grumman, Morgan Stanley, Dow Chemical and Blackberry. Yahoo's and Google's IP got stolen too. Read up on Operation Aurora. This was at a time when Trump wasn't even in office. In fact, I would argue that US is too late in countering Chinese aggression. But better late than never! The one good consequence of this attack was that Internet Explorer received the final nail in the coffin it needed to become obsolete.