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No, the US can't. Also, Wine does the same since forever for DOS binaries. Or NetBSD with compat_* libreries for tons of Unixlike OSes.
by anthk 3y ago
No, the US can't.
Also, Wine does the same since forever for DOS binaries.
Or NetBSD with compat_* libreries for tons of Unixlike OSes.
- calgoo 3y agoThe US uses trade agreements to enforce the rule in the EU. Spain used to be quite lenient with copyright, but the US threatened to block all sales to Spain of movies and music. Then a minister basically implemented new restrictions a week before their term was up.
- anthk 3y agoIt's still lenient. You can still legally share movies and music without profit.
- croes 3y agoTry selling cuban goods in Europe to another European citizens in Europe and let him pay with PayPal (Europe) S. à r.l. et Cie, S.C.A.
- anthk 3y agoSpain does it fine with hotel chains. Maybe not Paypal, but for sure it does commerce with Cuba.