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Amazon stimulates fake reviews, fake listings and fake vendors. This practice has to stop. Gigantic class action suit is overdue for this fraudulent criminal empire.
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Chargeback carrying compliance liabilities for many providers, especially considering that quite often there is fraud, money laundering or some other shady activity could be at the core of it. Payment processors are under strict regulations
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It's just a question. Where did you see flamebait?
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It's just a question.
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There is "preppers" field of thought which means being loaded with bunch of crap in case shit hits the fan. And hopefully you have enough crap to survive for as long as local shit lasts. Big discussion about what kind of crap is t
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I suggest to steer conversation on how end customers / end users benefited from your work. Example: "More sales due to improved experience and better user interface", "Higher rankings due to ....whatever work you did...&
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Lots of oppressive governments and controlling entities are not happy about it. Kudos to Telegram team!
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Will AWS collect govt fees for backdooring it? I can't beleive govt is not interested in spying on Wickr convos.
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Why person needs to go through the hassles and expenses to file tax return every year to the country where he/she doesn't not live in any longer? What kind of state sponsored racket is this?
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I think you're underestimating. There are Federal AND state taxes and that math quickly adds up.
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Could you "transfer" the blog to another entity registered overseas to make it really expensive for troll to pursue? There must be other approaches not to win but make it very expensive for troll to proceed.
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>> makes you pay tax even if you are tax resident of different country It's not that someone is tax resident of different country. The disgusting part of this IRS racket is that US forces people to pay taxes to US even if they no
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Workaround: registering domain and hosting site content outside of US gov or US gov-friendly jurisdictions.
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"Apple software engineer" is just a guy doing what he's been told. He has no decision making power. Lots of things related to privacy and security are part of a way bigger multi-billion dollar game than what companies are try
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I paid $4800 in SF to be 40 min. away
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Imagine asking all the nicely dressed people on video zoom/webex call to stand up! lol
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It even hurts to read the title.
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Giving away the idea to drug lord might work. When troll will try to annoy the new owner - the troll will be dealt with in the way he deserves.
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And easier to monitor and track all aspects of a person privacy such as precise location, altitude, Wifi ID, device type and characteristics, screen size, and so on.
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Need a highway ad: "Please volunteer for human composting. Recycle yourself!"
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I agree on backups and actually working and robust restore system. Cheapest way to avoid paying ransoms. You can never be sure about 100% hacker safe but backup/restore system can be life saver
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Because second attacker might not be briefed by the first one.
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Pay or not - you gotta fix security. Outsourcing it to el-cheapo, offshore middlemen is not going to cut it.
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It's similar to why Amazon won't clean spammy fake comments, reviews and won't remove fake products. It's adds to their bottom line. Same with all large plartforms where any engagement or transaction adds to their botto
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>> ProPublica has obtained a vast trove of Internal Revenue Service data on the tax returns of thousands of the nation’s wealthiest people, covering more than 15 years This statement alone is IRS-gate. Privacy breach at it's fine
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>> ... we need to curb foreign tax havens Luckily US cannot police other countries (not that it didn't try) to prevent people from taking advantage of more competitive tax regions outside of US. US obsession with taxing people an
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I once actually "pressed 1" to speak to some "operator". Then i threatened whoever was on the other line with abuse. Calls apparently stopped
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... plus nothing horrible happens even if someone miss a call. Read voice mail and call back in 30 seconds. Problem solved.
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>> Dismissing this because companies should do better security is like dismissing doctors because people should get more exercise. That's silly. We need preventative care and treatment and everything in between. Not exactly. Exec
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