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by miohtama 1y ago
That's capital markets and the lack of capital markets is because of not having business friendly environment. Consumer protections strong, pro business not so much. Companies like Spotify go to the US to IPO.
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by miohtama 1y ago
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The point being, no money laundering was pointed out to the court, although I sure this happened to some scale. Binance works with the police, before and after the conviction, it's not a laundromat like some Russian cryptocurrency exch
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by miohtama 1y ago
For the accurate context: CZ was pardoned for a single charge of failure to have an effective compliance program. No fraud, no victims, no criminal history. No money laundering. CZ is the first and only known first-time offender in U.S. his
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by miohtama 1y ago
Meanwhile in Greece: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/ced56p5l2wwo
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Polish PM: government used Pegasus spyware to surveil my wife and daughter(notesfrompoland.com)
29 points by miohtama 1y ago|6 comments
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The useless reports are because there are a lot of useless people
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What's difference this time that no one believes private credit is or never has been safe in the first place. It's also often one step further away from banks: banks lend to funds who lend private credit. Risky things are expected
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by miohtama 1y ago
How much is premature in time? 10 years? 20, 30 years?
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by miohtama 1y ago
1. Competitors are not any better, or worse 2. Trusted brand
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Framework laptops are popular among Linux users
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It was not very common to interleave assembly in MS-DOS IDEs. Assembler and its IDE were separate tools you paid for. But not unheard of. You could "dump" your OBJ file for assembly. Later C compilers got some better inline assemb
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by miohtama 1y ago
Because working in an IDE is an order of magnitude easier than with UNIX tools, especially for novices, significantly increasing productivity. The author also covers this a bit.
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Good news it's an open source project so you can customise your prompt (:
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It's because of s long history of being a nanny state, and now they have bi-partisan political drive to export this.
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by miohtama 1y ago
The bar for British is arresting old ladies saying nasty things online, so practically their bar is already gone.
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by miohtama 1y ago
You can find historical SQLite CVEs here https://www.sqlite.org/cves.html Note that although code matures the chances of C Human error bugs will never go to zero. We have some bad incidents like Heartbleed to show this.
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by miohtama 1y ago
The law is law, but Ofcom wrote the regulation (1000+ pages) themselves with their interest groups. A lot of regulators went through revolving door and are now selling services for complying with Online Safety Act.
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by miohtama 1y ago
Could be worse. Could be TikTok and threat to national security.
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As the article states: > “This investment does not mean that the company is moving out of Israeli regulatory or operational control,” said Hershowitz. “The company’s headquarters and core operations remain in Israel. It continues to be f
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by miohtama 1y ago
The morals and values are very different in different cultures. For those hacking foreigners is not ethically questionable, because foreigners are below a dog in their hierarchy, local leaders agree on this and shield these companies from c
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Why the files were asked in the first place?
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SMS Pools and What the US Secret Service Found Around New York(garwarner.blogspot.com)
38 points by miohtama 1y ago|2 comments
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That's the UK
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Europol has also used tax payer funds for "research" to lobby for weakening end to end encryption
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The piece is likely a hired job by someone close to the EU commission. Of course not paid directly, but paid in favours inside the EU. It's unlikely the author is impartial.
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by miohtama 1y ago
It's a dialogue between Thorn, who sells scanning software and the EU commission working group, and the relationship is murky at the best: https://www.heise.de/en/news/Chat-control-EU-Ombudsman-criti... Thorn
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by miohtama 1y ago
ZenDesk boasts on this: ”Discord's investments in AI-driven self-service with the Zendesk CX platform have enabled the company to provide seamless support.”
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Online Safety Act for the UK. You will be safe.
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To make these numbers meaningful, we would need to compare them to a similar software installations in Internet, like SQL databases.

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