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by buyucu 1y ago
Facebook and Instagram did this a decade before Tiktok.
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by buyucu 1y ago
I doubt it. 300 people were detained, but not clear information in the public whether or not they were there legally.
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by buyucu 1y ago
very likely all of them
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by buyucu 1y ago
Of course they did. A company like Hyundai that depends on government incentives is not going to take stupid risks with visas and work permits.
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by buyucu 1y ago
Microsoft Teams is such a horrible product that Microsoft employees need to be in the same office to collaborate.
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by buyucu 1y ago
I guess this is today's reminder to de-google. It is not healthy or safe to put so much critical infrastructure in one company.
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by buyucu 1y ago
Nobody who cares about security uses Microsoft or Windows.
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by buyucu 1y ago
China has a lot more people than the US. In fact, the per capita CO2 production is way more in the US.
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by buyucu 1y ago
It is more likely that UK policy is bad, and they are not installing much solar.
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by buyucu 1y ago
Except that Amazon's AWS business is severely threatened by the rise of alternative cloud providers who offer much more AI-friendly environments. It's not an existential topic yet, but could easily turn into one.
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by buyucu 1y ago
to screw the Soviets. It was a clever political move to weaken the Soviet Union.
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by buyucu 1y ago
I think 2032 is unrealistic. I expect this to happen 2027 latest.
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by buyucu 1y ago
Saudi and Gulf States are run by violent dictators who are Western puppets. Did you forget about MBS 'the Bonesaw' ?
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by buyucu 1y ago
It changes every week :) Which is also very destructive because such instability is very bad for long-term business planning.
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by buyucu 1y ago
Western Elites can not stomach a non-Western country prospering. It goes against everything they believe in.
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by buyucu 1y ago
If China stops exporting to the US, and instead exports to somewhere else, this will crash American living standards. It will lift the living standards of the new recipient.
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by buyucu 1y ago
Everyone loves a free for all and open web because it works really well. Basic tools like Anubis and fail2ban are very effective at keeping most of this evil at bay.
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by buyucu 1y ago
Not if your boss is super-rich.
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by buyucu 1y ago
Volkswagen is an European company. You simply can't do that to American companies.
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by buyucu 1y ago
Another day, another example of Tesla doing shady things.
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by buyucu 1y ago
Somehow I doubt it. The last time I was excited about anything Intel did was the Xeon Phi. And Intel failed spectacularly to follow up on a very good idea. Intel simply can't innovate.
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by buyucu 1y ago
Then why doesn't these things affect real human beings? These "news" articles read like paid advertisements by companies like Zscaler.
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by buyucu 1y ago
I never had a malware/scam/fake app problem. Nobody I know has ever had malware/scam/fake app problem. This feels like a manufactured imaginary problem to me.
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by buyucu 1y ago
My 75 year old mother has root access, and she is perfectly fine.
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by buyucu 1y ago
Malware is not a huge problem that requires restructuring the entire ecosystem to be closed and authoritarian. Nobody I know has ever had problems with malware or scams on Android. This has nothing to do with malware, and has everything to
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by buyucu 1y ago
Nobody is demanding Google do anything aside from a very loud minority who is scared of everything. There is no malware, scam, fake app problem for anyone with an IQ of more than 70.
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by buyucu 1y ago
Malware is just an excuse to kill of competition. This is textbook anti-competitive behaviour.
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by buyucu 1y ago
you've been brainwashed
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by buyucu 1y ago
Anyone who thinks the West is the better guy needs to look closely at the Western-backed Genocide in Palestine.
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by buyucu 1y ago
Not everyone you disagree with is a CCP/Russia/<insert_scapegoat> mouthpiece.

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