BrikoX
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They will just make a law against it then. UK surveillance powers increased exponentially recently.
Well that’s a good way to permanently lose me as a customer.
3·3 days agoYou’re not wrong, but the loses are also real. While they will personally come out ahead in the end that’s what capitalism is designed to do, the company workforce will shirnk as a result.
Most likely lack of resources. The codebase of the site is so old that it needs a complete rebase, which is a time consuming task. Relaunching without fixing the oustanding flaws is not really an option.
It’s kind of ironic that Facebook paid to avoid “regulators and fines” and got biggest “fine” in their history instead.
So in others words constitution is dead and buried.
1·6 days agoRight, but that’s like a few % of total production which are made outside of China. And there isn’t an easy way to scale it too even in medium term as those countries just lack skilled labour for that level of production.
6·7 days agoThe irony is that those self-proclaimed moral organizations have been complicit in the war crimes, so they are deciding to slay silent.
That’s called fascism.
Of course. But you never raised that as an issue in your initial comment.
I really hope it will not be based in the US where law is dead and where IRS at the command of executive can remove non-profit status. That would defeat all the stated goals in the press release.
Indeed. It’s at the point the exact number is irrelevant.
7·10 days agoWhen copyright offices allow trademarking common use words it loses all meaning. And with people and companies losing faith in legal system, good luck enforcing anything going forward.
To some small extent sure, but most of it was long explored during previous natural gas and oil booms.
They are a finite resource. And China has the biggest reserves.
https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/rare-earth-reserves-by-country
Small copies of existing technologies aren’t novelty nor innovation.
Well, this just shows your ignorance on the subject. The biggest irony is that you probably don’t even know when you use some EU innovation since they aggressively promote open research, so it’s not hiding behind a patent to be abused to by a single greedy corporation…
I don’t disagree. I’m even for it. Just please read the article and then comment and you will understand.
Orban’s popularity is falling massively, so the next election will probably be a deciding factor. If there are free elections and he loses a lot of the damage can be undone.
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That’s a Chinese company which they hate https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/dji-drone-ban-passes-in-us-house-countering-ccp-drones-act-would-ban-all-dji-sales-in-us-if-passed-in-senate