I know this is virtually impossible to implement, but the Internet at a certain point has points of weakness that depend on trust. If you are a country with a well known reputation of breaking that trust so flippantly, you do not deserve to participate any longer. They need to be completely cut off from the rest of the world.

Now for your laptop.

Thank you for saying this. I feel like 99% of all these exploit articles I read do not apply to myself or the general population (of people who have done basic bare minimum amount of work). Let me know when someone exploits a domain that my printer phones home to so I can avoid a reverse shell being set up.

Palpatine voice: I will MAKE it legal.

Well fucking said

No.

That's not what he was saying at all. This seemed like a rushed idea with little thought put into it. Do we even have any idea the implications that puts on existing infrastructure? Security of such a system?

They're comparing them to Austin drivers. Which is a low bar. Just by using the turn signal you're outperforming most of Texas.

Most companies already see that and will cut out the middle-man. This will eliminate a sector in India that, like many have said, was low effort, low quality. Indians will need to shift to another sector long term.

It's sad to see they didn't learn anything. The few who cared about the franchise need a sustainable business model, not a gamble.

That they'll make back in 2 hours? No. Disbarred immediately. JFC why haven't we implemented a rule for being caught doing shit like this? Oh yeah....the people who make the rules are giving AI sector full rein.

Hey we gotta take care of this old boat. We could use the scrap to repair infrastructure in our state. Florida: Nah throw it in the river like we're a 3rd world country.

Well that's another issue with SO. Some answers remain at the top despite them becoming wrong over time due to software changing and potentially removing the old solution.

Why is there a 120GB folder called "Porn" that's just Linux isos?

It's numbers reported by China. They're not likely to show their cards. I'd also wager they acquired their data through nefarious means.