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781.
by axus 3y ago
I'm going to need another intelligence to read the full text. "U.S. IaaS providers and foreign resellers of U.S. IaaS products must exercise reasonable due diligence to ascertain the true identity of any customer or beneficial own
782.
by axus 3y ago
And FISA was only about surveilling non-US persons.
783.
by axus 3y ago
Importantly, this was a law passed by Congress and signed by the president. A fair vote by all the representatives of a Republic should be able to do anything constitutional. And what's constitutional can also be amended by a large m
784.
by axus 3y ago
What kind of power do you mean? The military, economic, and industrial power of China and United States have both been increasing, it doesn't look like "zero-sum". US and China choose to act this way, but they could stop har
785.
by axus 3y ago
Yeah it's the pictures that really bother me, but you're not wrong. On the phone, I turn off "Discover".
786.
by axus 3y ago
What if Apple bought them?
787.
by axus 3y ago
Lina has been pretty busy, but she's been making progress on a large backlog of bad corporate behavior. What were these guys up to? https://www.ftc.gov/about-ftc/commissioners-staff/former-com...
788.
by axus 3y ago
Is Google desktop search dead? It's certainly been "shittier" but it's been adequate. Unlike Bing and Yahoo, there isn't clickbait fake news all over the screen. In a market where competitors are a bookmark away,
789.
by axus 3y ago
I'm happy that he's pouring money into the metaverse, and glad that it's not my money.
790.
by axus 3y ago
By removing apps from it's store that don't comply with those restrictions. GPL only applies if Apples distributes. Makes me wonder, if App Store distributes a GPL app which doesn't link to source, is Apple obligated to dist
791.
by axus 3y ago
Good thing everyone uses the defaults and never picks that type of key!
792.
by axus 3y ago
Perhaps it is in Apple's interest to allow additional restrictions on the GPL. They're certainly not required to distribute it.
793.
by axus 3y ago
The price of 4090 may increase now, in theory locking out some features might have been a favor for some of the customers.
794.
by axus 3y ago
Why don't they simply pay the ISPs 100 million dollars each to block the websites? Perhaps they AREN'T losing 1 billion dollars per year to piracy. Or buying off the politicians is cheaper.
795.
by axus 3y ago
Isn't the universe expanding exponentially since the Big Bang?
796.
by axus 3y ago
The first time has some informative content, or at least some ironic clip-art to copy to your next presentation. The 3rd time and on it's just repetitive. Makes me jealous of the Microsoft employees from the other story about trainin
797.
by axus 3y ago
Sounds about right, but currently the American spy chief doesn't have domestic enemies. That guy does.
798.
by axus 3y ago
I think that's what got xz into trouble in the first place.
799.
by axus 3y ago
LLM doing low-stakes creative writing is fun!
800.
by axus 3y ago
The US has oceans on both sides, and the bureaucracy involved in getting airfare reimbursed for a bunch of agents is too much for most governments.
801.
by axus 3y ago
Maybe the shoddy backdoors are an example of malicious compliance with the law? Probably not, they'd lose less sales if the backdoors were well hidden.
802.
by axus 3y ago
Maybe someone needs a year to audit the history and find all the other backdoors. Who's going to work on it for a year for free or without being in on it, I don't know.
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by axus 3y ago
The top level comment was saying it has to be fair. We're certainly getting a lot of insight into your thought process!
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by axus 3y ago
There was a small game I play, one guy posted a picture of a plane ticket to the developer's country saying "I will come to your house with a gun. This is an actionable death threat". Nothing came of it, banned for one seas
805.
by axus 3y ago
Internet Service Provider Control would be more accurate. Has any of the bad stuff come to pass since it was lost?
806.
by axus 3y ago
It would be fair if the customers were given the same ability to pay anonymously. Maybe escrow services that did not hide their identity would solve the problem (for a price)?
807.
by axus 3y ago
If I ran a small service for an online game , I'd want to keep my identity secret. A small (but loud) number of gamers are toxic.
808.
by axus 3y ago
Sounds like a cushy job for three-letter-agency employees, block the flaws your adversaries add and go soft on the ones your own agency added, or at least slow down the process of catching it.
809.
by axus 3y ago
Was their influence over the legal system due to the amount of money they could spend, or something else?
810.
by axus 3y ago
Wouldn't the lesson learned be to invest in the cool ideas and companies that are generated, and avoid the mistakes of the past?

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