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Care to explain why is it flamebait?

Or inversely they want to make sure the ciphers they use are reviewed and not backdoorable by adversaries (in this case the US).

Free speech for me but not for thee

Just maintain the underdog start-up public perception, like Google, and all will be forgiven in 2055.

Consider it as a compliment that China thinks your propaganda is too potent for the Chinese population to handle.

Roping China into this is akin to saying "America kills high school students for fun" for what a few psychos did.

China pissed off the US so much they blacklisted Huawei, and threatens anyone working with it.

Lol. American movies also tend to romanticize the wars they wage.

Haha! I actually flew into the wrong airport because of this. The two airports are about two hours apart by car.

> It leaks like a sieve. I've seen it first hand (in semiconductor industry).

There is this thing called knowledge transfer, and you do this when you change jobs. Are you suggesting that the employee work in the same company indefinitely?

> well...then the US should block all Chinese services from exploiting users[1] and their data

Which is exactly what China is doing to you.

China blocked American services in the mainland precisely to prevent intel gathering on the Chinese masses.

And it's ironic for you to say the CCP wants keys to iCloud, because your government literally forces American companies to hand over the keys[1].

[1] https://www.reuters.com/article/us-apple-fbi-icloud-exclusiv...

What a load of horseshit.

Because in this instance you all made it racist.

Hackernews is predominantly White/West, of course the sentiment leans in that direction.

Anyway, everyone acts in their best interests.

Ok

Even HN is not free from this China smearing campaign. Smh.

What's wrong with that?

Nah, it's time for the world to decouple from the US.

Western propaganda. Pass.

The chinese themselves actually prefer playing on local servers due to the amount of shit talking they get while playing on global servers. Unending amount of Tiananmen copypasta and free Hong Kong slogan its sickening.

Source: voicechats on csgo

This kind of hyper-connected lifestyle seems..... kind of exhausting. Constant barrage of information that you may or may not need; being reliant on many bits and pieces of services that change all the time (when they drop out of support or starts asking for money) in which you have to adapt or find alternatives to.

Amazon has competitors, Google doesn't.

Tried deploying a simple Heroku echo app and put it through KeyCDN performance test... The fly.io instances actually perform worse in terms of TTFB compared to a single Heroku deployment in AMS. Here are some stats. https://i.imgur.com/Qt1p29G.png

Right to repair, not right to break the law and regulation.

What's wrong with that?

You're right user reviews on Amazon are manipulated. Bought a bluetooth earphone on Amazon DE, was contacted by vendor to exchange a five star for a half refund.

Also came across Facebook ads that asks you to buy random crap and leave positive review in exchange for a full refund, and they call this "free samplimg".

Having lived in Germany (where N26 started), had the opposite experience. Revolut is a disaster. Reason being:

- No 3DSecure, renders it useless for most online transactions.

- No personal IBAN, uses some janky shared IBAN that is not tied to your name, which is required for many online depositing service like Coinbase.