There are lots of EU companies that want Europe to fold and accept marching orders from Washington.
jmcs
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The only part of GDPR that requires any effort is the ability to export and delete user data, which is good design in software any way.
Most companies breaking GDPR go out of their way to break it
From any European fashion brand? Though most of them are made in South East Asia and not in Europe.
Well, at least they are getting used to rebooting cinematic universes on an accelerated schedule.
Because inflation applies to all products equally and there aren't ever relative adjustments /s
We didn't have the Intel 8080 chip that the Altair computer ran on, So Paul got to work writing a program that would simulate one on Harvard's PDP-10 mainframe. This allowed us to test our software without needing an actual Altair.
So, basically:
We are going to write a compiler, but first we are going to write a Virtual Machine from scratch because the hardware is too expensive.
Good times.
Bold of you to assume the tiger didn't go for them as an appetizer.
As I always said, the US never cared about the defense expenditure of European countries except as a way to bolster US exports.
It was always about extortion and never about defense.
First, do what experts were saying and say this is stupid. But since they seemed primed for bullshit, the most obvious would be to take the explicit tariffs on US products, use any of a number of ways to calculate the impact of non-tariff barriers that actually make sense, and sum both of them. And then set the formula on fire because tariff wars are stupid.