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…banning a service or application nationwide.
I’m absolutely against such a ban.
Good thing you’re not going to be affected by such a ban, seen as no European would have made the mistake of saying ‘nationwide’ in reference to the EU as a whole. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Rack server on a lack IKEA table.
Do you not understand that the entire thing is probably marketing, which you’ve fallen for? This likely isn’t new news.
If the user had Bitdefender installed, he wouldn’t be able to unzip the file because the security solution would identify the threat and move it to quarantine.
Whilst this may indeed be an attack that’s currently seeing a resurgence, the fact that it’s a marketing article doesn’t give me a lot of confidence in that.
Edit: I just noticed that your account is only 8 days old as well. I feel like that’s a further indicator that this is just spam.
Mikrotik make good hardware, what are you on about?
Hackers in Belarus, breaking that countries train system, probably saved Kiev…
Please, enlighten me then, what did you mean by your initial comment?
Kid? I’m willing to bet I’m older than you.
None of those companies are suggesting 20 years. They’re suggesting much less than 10, and selling investors on that promise.
Actually, we do already know that we’re close to a theoretical limit of increasing computing power as we currently know it. The transistor can’t really get that much smaller, before it stops working.
Also, if you’re talking about the article as linked, that is a mere introduction to a much longer paper.
Rich coming from someone who says we should, just, continue burning fossil fuels because it’s been hard to stop. If you want a serious discussion, offer serious solutions.
So what you’re saying is that it is indeed time to move on to eating the rich?
And none of those can play x86 games? It’s a similar price to a Lenovo Legion Go, with similar hardware specs (apart from the second screen).
That wasn’t just larger subs. They changed the rules for requesting a takeover of a sub, and there are hundreds of subs it affected. There are even cases of it being really dangerous, there’s a shroom hunting sub that is poorly moderated and has had life-threatening advice left up.
Yeah basically. But part of why no one has tried again is because the judge made it very clear he wasn’t going to just roll over and let them pull their BS. Including setting a bond of $600k for them to even try litigating it. Another part of it is that ISPs used to hand out IP addresses and PII in response to requests from media companies. This was found to be in breach of privacy laws and now those companies would have to apply for court orders, proving malfeasance, to get that information.
I mean yes, those numbers are fairly low because they’re designed to keep the sports sustainable in the Australian market.
Even if the cap were €100 million, that would still be a lot fairer than a free-for-all.
Potentially, but that doesn’t really matter, as you can match the signatures of the two versions and see that they are the same. You cannot fake that and have one version have different code, it’s not possible.
Scroll down and there’s a section about Australia on here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dallas_Buyers_Club
Basically, they fucked it up so bad in Aus no one’s ever tried again.
See then you have the whole thing in the US where the local TV market, including streaming services, won’t allow you to catch a game playing at a local stadium. It’s called a blackout, I guess to encourage you to go in person. Basically those services only make sense if you don’t follow a local team, or you watch a bunch of other games each week.
I don’t really think it’s funny, at all.