Are you compromising my ISP, the server host, or my client?
In any of these situations, I have a bigger problem than TLS, and a lot of vectors I can be attacked from.
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Are you compromising my ISP, the server host, or my client?
In any of these situations, I have a bigger problem than TLS, and a lot of vectors I can be attacked from.
Yes, if I was travelling 300kmph in my car, I would wear a helmet.
Of course they can. It was never "yours" any more than "your" Facebook or Tiktok account.
Regardless of who benefits more currently (and may benefit in the future), creating new victims of discrimination is not a good solution, unless the problem is "how do we add more discrimination to the world?".
Equating the fact that some groups have benefits over others does little to help the individuals being discriminated against.
I hope my interpretation's wrong here, that's a very closed-minded and sad way to live.
The number of gmail users in the USA is obviously significantly lower, and the number of homeless or people in similar situations globally is obviously significantly higher.
May I ask, what other accessibility conditions do you feel this site doesn't meet?
Also - for a non corporate website - why should accessibility be a relevant factor? For a personal project, I don't see why anyone has to make it targeted for every case.
Anyone can use any protocol they wish to, that's the beauty of the internet.
Even with https, there's no scenario where I'm not encapsulating all traffic in a tunnel there.
You're leaking data all over the place, placing the burden on the website owner is silly.
Plenty of people have attempted to prove it, and gone radio silent after trying.
There are billions of users, and tens of millions of them are technical, and tens of thousands of them work for these companies. Yet there's 0 evidence of this ever actually happening. Does this not seem strange to you?
It would be trivial to set up a VoIP service restricted to outbound POPs.
This had now been answered [1]:
> We will be refunding all Stadia hardware purchases made through the Google Store, and all game and add-on content purchases made through the Stadia Store.
1. https://www.ign.com/articles/google-is-shutting-down-stadia-...
These are consumer law issues that should extend beyond games.
Macquarie have unpersoned me before (cancelled all of my accounts with no explaination or notice, on a Friday afternoon). I've heard of it happening to others too. As such, I make it my mission whenever dealing with large scale finance in business to refuse to deal with them.
You don't say it if you're over at mums for lunch on a Sunday, but hanging out with the boys? For sure.
"What's with this cunt?" etc is common venacular.
The "RCS" that Google implements does not follow the standards that have been around decades.
The interopability and push for RCS is a marketing exercise.
The crown rarely if ever exerts such powers, and on that rare occasion it does so on the advice of the parliment.
Technically such a power exists, but calling it "real" is silly.
Look at the countries of the Commonwealth. The crown appoints a governor general based on the recommendation of the prime minister. This person acts in a ceremonial capacity, and on behalf of the crown. The handful of times a GG has actually acted have been within the interests of the country, have had little to no input from the crown, and are decades apart.