Comment Re:Nope (Score 1) 170
Those employeesd had a right to free speech. Not the company they work for that is based out of another country.
Those employeesd had a right to free speech. Not the company they work for that is based out of another country.
Get ready for my single post to twitter that says "whoever forcibly unlocked this is a fascist piece of shit".
No. The US constitution applies to every person on US soil and any person that interacts with the US legal system.
This story you made up and then argued against was super entertaining.
Never was.
Nothing you wrote here makes me actually think you know what you're talking about. Lying about the governments you don't actually work for isn't selling it.
Worthless poster is worthless.
If you were half as intelligent as you think you are you'd still be short half a brain cell.
Who do you think bought all of the trillions of dollars of... you know what. I think you already know you just love being a dickless turd on the internet.
Pretty sure you just aren't aware of all of the features of Exchange / O365.
You don't learn that in a home lab shaking your fist at Microsoft.
Cool story! You forgot the part where you didn't actually refute a single thing I said.
Your inability to identify a real email from a real address is not actually Microsoft's problem.
"lacking any kind of digital signature"
All MS emails are digitally signed. The idea that you think PGP is an answer shows the cluelessness.
So the "whole point" in using an inferior product is because of things they can turn off or block on their own? LOL
Hey look, it's one of those shitstains.
What an incredibly cumbersome and unnecessary solution you've come up with to a problem that doesn't exist.
nVidia took the quick money, ballooning their stock price and sales volume by shipping their products off to china and... womp womp... now china reverse engineered enough of it to develop their own. Nice job!
Why didn't the government stop them from doing this! Cried the libertarian shitstains on this website.
Old programmers never die, they just hit account block limit.