Not even a slap on the wrist
Apple made $33B in revenue in Europe for the last quarter of 2024. That is about $2B a week or $360M a day.
The fine of $160M by the French gov is not even half a day of European revenue.
Apple made $33B in in revenue for the last quarter of 2024. That is about $2B a week or $360M a day.
The fine of $160M by the French gov is not even half a day in revenue. Step it up France.
My reading of the question implies that the replicator has the cool down. so having a second one will have an independent cool down.
Because western tech has the same backdoors. look at the NSA leaks and western legislation that allows governments to mandate back doors with gag orders.
The banning of eastern tech is not because the tech may have back doors, it because they likely don’t have western back doors.
You say it can create an object of a single M3.
I create a second one by replicating the parts.
May take a while but when the second one comes online the third one will be even faster.
Don’t forget the exorbitant fees by Red Hat.
None of those are business though, they are non profits
Absolutely nothing, never heard of him.
That was my thought.
I consider myself lucky that I haven’t had to deal with vendors that I hear so many people complain about like ms or knowb4.
The worse I have come across is WaveIP an Israeli radio vendor. They would absolutely refuse to action any tickets I sent in until I told our CEO who would then ask their CEO what’s going on and suddenly I would get support.
This isn’t me jumping the queue, this is we experience a bug and replicate the bug in our lab and put in detailed steps on how to replicate the problem in the ticket and we get nothing from the vendor apart from the ‘Thank you for the ticket, here is your number’ and get nothing else for 2-3 months before I brought it up with my CEO.
Some bugs were cosmetic like the management Vlan field doesn’t save when using Firefox or the webui would truncate RF frequencies to a full number despite able to use half frequency steps. While others were fundamental flaws in their products like multicast packets are being converted to unicast frames causing OSPF to fail.
For personal Gmail yes.
Metadata.
It knows who you are talking to from the to and from fields, possibly the context based on the subject, if the do scan the email contents then they will know what you are interested in.
Gather that info with your search history it can sell targeted advertising.
Bit rich coming from an advertisement company
I am in favour of this.
It will end up like every other feral kid found.
Yes they could in several ways but not without causing massive upraw.
They could put financial pressure on Wikipedia by making payment processors stop working with them like they did with Wikileaks.
They could get ICANN to pull their domain. (I doubt ICANN will do it though)
They could tell ISPs to stop resolving Wikipedia’s domains on their name servers.