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a violation by the uploader
Most countries disagree with you. The standard is to sue both people, the one who sends and the one who receives.
a violation by the uploader
Most countries disagree with you. The standard is to sue both people, the one who sends and the one who receives.
You’re confused. It’s unrelated to package managers, it’s about basic security principles like this: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Security/Subresource_Integrity but JS devs don’t care.
100k sites ignored dependency risks
JS: typing systems are boring, warnings are boring, security is boring.
Where is the technology? Is it because they used a computer?
A strange source has found a few shitty generated memes. That’s not journalism at all.
What’s a cager? I can’t give up my car because I can’t bike to work, buses go way too fast on the highway which is dangerous and illegal, and I don’t earn enough to buy an EV or to relocate near my job.
You must understand that poor people can’t live in the EV utopia right now. Car makers will have to sell small and cheap EVs.
My car cost 10k€, the equivalent EV is 20k€. Why don’t I buy more EVs? That’s a mystery, let’s call McKinsey to understand why.
Also let’s double the price of more affordable foreign cars to increase the amount of mystery. Sometimes I wonder if governments do this to make fun of us because it’s so stupid.
So the alternative for millions of people will be universal income if they can’t work anymore. It’s still a good alternative but it won’t sell cars and I’m not sure the economy will be happy about it.
That’s what I don’t understand. They want me to save the world with an EV, and at the same time make it so expensive I can’t afford it.
Movies are shown to the public. It doesn’t mean I can copy them for free.
Even when I don’t use it? How is it acceptable?
I hope it’s not 200€ but it’s way higher than what I pay for the gas.
I just can’t. They are European countries and when I try to create an account to buy something, I am informed that I can’t create an account from another country (which should be illegal nowadays but they don’t seem to care).
There are laws to allow someone buying Romanian stuff from France, but they don’t care. I know it’s a niche thing, but if they refuse customers, they can’t complain about piracy.
Why what? They don’t want my money, and I can clone it without harming anyone. Is it theft?
I would ask how it is theft when I’m prevented from buying media from other countries. I can’t buy Romanian movies or Swedish books. It’s illegal for me to give them money. Where is the theft here?
I’m not American though. I didn’t realize that the IRS is not a branch of the government and definitely does not share its data with other people.
Why would the [government] need to know [whether money has been illegally acquired or not]?
I think you have the answer to your question.
I should be excited about it because it’s an amazing RPG, but what prevents them from selling the FLAC version on Bandcamp? I would buy everything, and instead I’ll get a random rip because vinyl is a stupid medium for this kind of music.
Same as EVs, it will be deemed as too competitive and tarifs will make those too expensive for poor people because fuck poor people.