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> The notion of open market, competition, democracy is only exercised when it is your products that should undermine the locals. Russia is no longer part of op

by SXX 2y ago

> The notion of open market, competition, democracy is only exercised when it is your products that should undermine the locals. Russia is no longer part of open market and it's not a democracy. There is absolutely no reason to make business with any of companies based in there just like there is no reason to work with companies from North Korea. Companies from Russia like Jetbrains that wanted to work on global market left the country, relocated their staff and closed offices. Kaspersky choose to stay so his company can now work for local market instead and might be sell some AV to North Korea.

piskov 2y ago
So if one wages some military shit all over the world, one should immediately relocate? What about abandoning elderly fathers and mothers, etc.? Or should they relocate too?
- SXX 2y ago
  If you want to run a company that provides cybersecurity services? Yes. Or stay whenever you are and sell you services to markets of "friendly countries" like North Korea.
  - tb_technical 2y ago
    SXX, you actually didn't answer his question while addressing his underlying jab, so I'll take a crack. Crucial components in the security profession are trust, and managed risk. Companies that don't pass the sniff test are simply discriminated against - regardless of circumstances. The US is looking out at the world again and trying to influence it. And the common man is bombarded with western military exceptionalism propaganda. Why would the USA allow any avenue for its currency to flow into a Russian firm? It was only a matter of time for something like this to occur.
rubytubido 2y ago
> Russia is no longer part of open market and it's not a democracy. Two questions: 1) What is open market for you? Does USA have an open market? 2) What is democracy for you? USA is democracy or just a shade of it to spread propaganda? > Companies from Russia like Jetbrains that wanted to work on global market left the country No, global market is not western market - they did it only to get access to western market because they have a lot of users there.
- SXX 2y ago
  As russian citizen I'm not that good expert on US, but I can be trusted talking about what Russia is.

by SXX 2y ago

piskov 2y ago

So if one wages some military shit all over the world, one should immediately relocate? What about abandoning elderly fathers and mothers, etc.? Or should they relocate too?

SXX 2y ago
If you want to run a company that provides cybersecurity services? Yes. Or stay whenever you are and sell you services to markets of "friendly countries" like North Korea.
- tb_technical 2y ago
  SXX, you actually didn't answer his question while addressing his underlying jab, so I'll take a crack. Crucial components in the security profession are trust, and managed risk. Companies that don't pass the sniff test are simply discriminated against - regardless of circumstances. The US is looking out at the world again and trying to influence it. And the common man is bombarded with western military exceptionalism propaganda. Why would the USA allow any avenue for its currency to flow into a Russian firm? It was only a matter of time for something like this to occur.

rubytubido 2y ago

> Russia is no longer part of open market and it's not a democracy. Two questions: 1) What is open market for you? Does USA have an open market? 2) What is democracy for you? USA is democracy or just a shade of it to spread propaganda? > Companies from Russia like Jetbrains that wanted to work on global market left the country No, global market is not western market - they did it only to get access to western market because they have a lot of users there.

SXX 2y ago
As russian citizen I'm not that good expert on US, but I can be trusted talking about what Russia is.