karl_chungus
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- Comment on Age of Empires II: Definitive Edition Coming to PS5 for the First Time | Retro Gaming News 24/7 1 week ago:
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- Comment on Age of Empires II: Definitive Edition Coming to PS5 for the First Time | Retro Gaming News 24/7 2 weeks ago:
AoE3 is best and the most overlooked, and I will die on this hill.
- Comment on Apple turns off iCloud encryption feature in UK following reported government legal order. 2 weeks ago:
Also not realistic. Even if the UK government didn’t perceive that as fraud, Apple accounts (and most other businesses’ accounts) are region-locked and cannot be transferred elsewhere.
This means that every user would also need to make new Apple accounts in their new country of choice and give up any purchases/subscriptions/data in their UK accounts.
- Comment on Apple turns off iCloud encryption feature in UK following reported government legal order. 2 weeks ago:
….or a government demanding a way in.
- Comment on Apple turns off iCloud encryption feature in UK following reported government legal order. 2 weeks ago:
Even your alternative requires someone to give money to a tech conglomerate. There is no perfect alternative. Even if there was, it’s not realistic for millions of Apple devices around the world to suddenly be replaced.
- Comment on Apple turns off iCloud encryption feature in UK following reported government legal order. 2 weeks ago:
Apple’s choices here were:
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Do what they did, and remove the feature for the UK only
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Create a backdoor into their OS that can potentially be used by not just governments, but bad actors too, effectively crippling security for every single device they sell worldwide and bypassing the usefulness of on-device entirely.
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Exit the UK market, which is not realistic and would leave millions of UK customers without any further recourse than to replace their Apple devices, which is incredibly wasteful and expensive (not to mention inconvenient).
Apple chose the lesser evil. What more could you possibly expect in this situation?
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- Comment on CBS Host Says Hitler 'Weaponized Free Speech' To Commit Holocaust, Gets Shut Down By Rubio 2 weeks ago:
Hahaha OP didn’t even think one step further with their response.
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- Comment on Happy Valentines Day! 3 weeks ago:
If you side with the guy doing a Nazi salute who also gives actual nazis a platform, you might be a Nazi.
- Comment on Politico swept up in USAID scandal as records show government paid $8.2 million to left-leaning news site 4 weeks ago:
Getting the feeling you’re just wanting to argue or something. It’s not a theory. USAID was investigating Starlink for aiding Russia by restricting Ukraine access.
gizmodo.com/elon-musks-enemy-usaid-was-investigat…
I’m not here to squabble, are you?
- Comment on Politico swept up in USAID scandal as records show government paid $8.2 million to left-leaning news site 4 weeks ago:
Maybe! The one about the guy getting unrestricted access to the group investigating his company for wrongdoing makes a lot of sense though.
- Comment on Politico swept up in USAID scandal as records show government paid $8.2 million to left-leaning news site 4 weeks ago:
So many possibilities!
- Comment on 'These Are Some Of The Insane Priorities' USAID Has Funded: Karoline Leavitt 4 weeks ago:
- Comment on [Wikileaks] USAID was funding over 6,200 journalists across 707 media outlets and 279 "media" NGOs, including nine out of ten media outlets in Ukraine. 4 weeks ago:
USAID was also investigating Starlink restricting access to Ukraine to assist Russia.
Could these misleading reports simply be a distraction from that massive conflict of interest?
- Comment on Politico swept up in USAID scandal as records show government paid $8.2 million to left-leaning news site 4 weeks ago:
Yep. It’s also possible this is a distraction from us remembering USAID was investigating Starlink in Ukraine for shutting off satellite access to help Russia.
- Comment on Politico swept up in USAID scandal as records show government paid $8.2 million to left-leaning news site 4 weeks ago:
Money can be exchanged for goods and services.
If we cannot make a determination of the legitimacy of subscriptions, we equally cannot conclude if it was funneled either.
- Comment on Politico swept up in USAID scandal as records show government paid $8.2 million to left-leaning news site 4 weeks ago:
Might wanna make sure what you post is correct then, otherwise it looks like you’re pushing a narrative.
No problemo buddy!
- Comment on Politico swept up in USAID scandal as records show government paid $8.2 million to left-leaning news site 4 weeks ago:
Thanks for the update. So it seems to have been legit payments then, neato.
- Comment on [Wikileaks] USAID was funding over 6,200 journalists across 707 media outlets and 279 "media" NGOs, including nine out of ten media outlets in Ukraine. 4 weeks ago:
Can you cite a specific example? How did you come up with the 80%?
