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viro
4y ago
why did this get down voted?
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viro
4y ago
Every country on earth requires companies to listen to legal warrants.
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viro
4y ago
BUCHA? do these look like soldiers to you? https://storage.googleapis.com/afs-prod/media/8b286707d5df49... edit: source = https://apnews.com/article/russia-ukraine-europe-2c77447fda4...
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viro
4y ago
You're also leaving out Ukraine asked us for help. Yea, the U.S. does in fact have the RIGHT & moral obligation to help a fellow democracy and ally when they ask for help defeating an invading dictatorship. Edit: Oh of course a Rus
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viro
4y ago
... umm you say that like the CIA helping defend freedom and democracy in allied countries is a bad thing...?
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viro
4y ago
Umm, Putin literally gave a "blood & soil" speech before invading. Do you think the mass graves found are also fake?
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viro
4y ago
did you use 2fa?
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viro
4y ago
I highly doubt this kid was civil in that forum post.
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viro
4y ago
Idk why you think you should be able to login to a cloud SaaS product while its down. From your comment here I highly highly doubt you were at all even remotely civil in that forum post $12 a month doesn't mean you get to be an asshole
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viro
4y ago
prove it
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viro
4y ago
what use outside of money laundering did this tool have?
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viro
4y ago
what use outside of money laundering did this tool have?
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viro
4y ago
no
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viro
4y ago
Do you understand how long, you can go to jail for violating sanctions?
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viro
4y ago
> that it will transfer the data out of its EU servers if legally complied to do so. They have a legal search warrant, This is a EU country they likely have Law enforcement and judicial cooperation treaty with the US.
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4y ago
> The customer-breaking changes are coming from Apple, not the app developers. They literally said that. Form factor changes will break apps if devs refuse to update.
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viro
4y ago
Or they don't want customers downloading apps that don't properly support their devices. makes the customer experience suck.
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viro
4y ago
> A new build requires iPhone X support. That sounds like a valid reason to require you to submit a new build. it came out in 2017 and most iPhones follow that build style now.
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viro
4y ago
I bet you that title is going to cause some people to not get on the dash diet ... when they really need to.
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viro
4y ago
low pay?
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viro
4y ago
are you saying that front running is better than regulation?
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viro
5y ago
Most of that discrimination is legally required. If im using ur airbnb to commit a crime and you know about it and do nothing ur are also likely committing a crime.
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viro
5y ago
I bet you it had something to do with doordash gift cards from clients/viewers, which would trigger fraud "stuff".
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viro
5y ago
It doesn't help that most devs are actively user-hostile. So yea I would rather trust Apple than some random dev that wants to make it as hard as possible to cancel that 3-day trial he just gave me. then charges $9.99 a week .... I&#
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viro
5y ago
Every piece of dark pattern research kinda disagrees with you.
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viro
5y ago
Apple's iap system is anti-dark pattern and because of that pro-consumer.
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5y ago
Oh, you seem to be missing that right now those laws are up to the banks. When you remove the banks that makes every node liable for those laws. You having bad tech that makes it hard for you to follow the law isn't the laws problem.
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5y ago
I think you have a core misunderstanding on how the "monopoly on violence" works. Ur device touches port 8333 and 18333 you go straight to the gulag. That port changes that rule changes. Tech isn't above the law, ur not a sov
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5y ago
Violating sanctions is a 30 year jail sentence.
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5y ago
what was the last democracy that the US invaded?
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