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Small, so very easy for me to do and little impact, much harder obviously for large businesses. Still, I would flag use of US services as a major risk for non-
by tensor 2y ago
Small, so very easy for me to do and little impact, much harder obviously for large businesses.
Still, I would flag use of US services as a major risk for non-US businesses right now. Having previously run a >200 person software company, I probably wouldn't immediately move all services to non-US alternatives, but I sure would have a migration plan ready and alternative explored and selected in case shit hit the fan for US software.
Given the current state of things, I think it's entirely plausible that US services are either hit with things like tariffs, or end up suffering US state censorship at some point.
- voidr 2y ago> end up suffering US state censorship at some point. You had a higher risk for that with the democrats, remember the AI videos that upset Kamala and Gavin? European countries have a far worse track record of censorship. > Still, I would flag use of US services as a major risk for non-US businesses right now. > Given the current state of things, I think it's entirely plausible that US services are either hit with things like tariffs, or end up suffering US state censorship at some point. Who made your phone, your computer and the OS your computer is running?
- tensor 2y ago[flagged]
- voidr 2y ago> Oh look it's a Trump propagandist. Hello! If it's propaganda then I guess it would take you no effort to prove me wrong instead of writing nonsense. I guess you are now going to prove that this didn't happen: https://www.gov.ca.gov/2024/09/17/governor-newsom-signs-bills-to-combat-deepfake-election-content/ https://www.gov.ca.gov/2024/09/17/governor-newsom-signs-bill... Guess some Trump propagandist infiltrated California in 2024. So far I haven't heard any similar plans of censorship from team red, but since I don't have a dog in the race, point it out if I missed it.