Right one: Sup?
Left one: Fortress. Classic, triple firewall. Unbreakable.
R [this is epic]: Did you try Emacs through Sendmail?
L: Yeah but they let me into a "fake".
R: Exploits?
L: No holes... We need something else.
R: We wish you a pleasant flight.
I think it's not a matter of complying with Chinese law. Sure they have to obey local law or they would be shut down immediately. In my opinion it's a matter of democracy-grown companies that are willing to abandon thieir democratic values to reach the promising market of China.
Actually PayPal takes 2.9% plus $0.30 plus 2.5% (if there is a currency exchange) out of each transaction, so it makes even 15-20% on small amounts. I've learnt that PayPal sucks the hard way - I do a eBay-related service in Poland, so I'm doomed to PayPal if I want my service to be available for US users.
Sure, your're right. What I meant was that money can simply buy you any settlement with court/government/whoever if your "sins" are not a regular crimes, but are so disputable as accusation of "monopoly practices". I have read about Arthur Anderser only once - that they screwed and they are gone. On the other hand, I keep reading about Microsoft being sued (and sometimes even convicted with a huge fine) but they are still alive.
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Right one: Sup?
Left one: Fortress. Classic, triple firewall. Unbreakable.
R [this is epic]: Did you try Emacs through Sendmail?
L: Yeah but they let me into a "fake".
R: Exploits?
L: No holes... We need something else.
R: We wish you a pleasant flight.
I think it's not a matter of complying with Chinese law. Sure they have to obey local law or they would be shut down immediately. In my opinion it's a matter of democracy-grown companies that are willing to abandon thieir democratic values to reach the promising market of China.
Also noteworthy is that major portals seem to be cooperating with authorities' restrictions.
Happy 7th Birthday, Google.
You should try the cage. I works for me.
Actually PayPal takes 2.9% plus $0.30 plus 2.5% (if there is a currency exchange) out of each transaction, so it makes even 15-20% on small amounts.
I've learnt that PayPal sucks the hard way - I do a eBay-related service in Poland, so I'm doomed to PayPal if I want my service to be available for US users.
Fortunatelly there is a cure - cold shower.
Sure, your're right. What I meant was that money can simply buy you any settlement with court/government/whoever if your "sins" are not a regular crimes, but are so disputable as accusation of "monopoly practices". I have read about Arthur Anderser only once - that they screwed and they are gone. On the other hand, I keep reading about Microsoft being sued (and sometimes even convicted with a huge fine) but they are still alive.
Not for the first time, and not for the last time. It's all about exchanging. They're rich enough to be sued over and over.
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