Rickspun
Natanael
joined 1 year ago
but I highly doubt there is some money box that pays for customer "freebies" that isn't somehow funded from customer revenue.
Marketing budgets funded by venture capitalists who made the wrong bet
It needs integration with the TPM/secure element chip in the CPU and a device key issued by the manufacturer to sign an attestation that nothing in the software chain from kernel to browser has been modified .
These schemes tends to get regularly broken, just look at SGX
They'll try destruction of property charges
Look at the mathematician here
They could get your patent invalidated if they can demonstrate you copied them
Affero GPLv3
X marks the spot for closing the tab
The site still located at Twitter.com
99% sure there's to much code with logic checking for the Twitter domain (including in external dependencies!) that they don't know how to mirror the site correctly on x.com
There's services which filter that for you, which you can add to your posting pipeline. Somebody already mentioned cloudflare's variant
Manufacturers who sell both directly and via retail usually offer lower prices to retailers (and usually don't disclose those prices publicly), asking the retailers to sell at a suggested price (MSRP, often same as the direct sales price). So if you buy direct the manufacturer has a notably higher profit margin.
Big retailers can often get volume pricing which allows them to keep the prices even lower (if they're willing to reduce profit margins - and yes they do need good logistics to pull this off). Typically the retailers try to make up for the lower margin in volume of sales (and/or by convincing you to buy other higher margin stuff from them too), like when an electronics store selling you an iPhone tries to sell you insurance and accessories to increase their margin since that range of phones are low margin items.