As a company you need to follow the law. As a company, to attract new customer you sell something useful. Those two aren't mutually exclusive. For example, you can sell a service to a customer even if you respect their privacy.
> Interesting factoid: in France, most of the stop signs say "stop", since it's a perfectly valid word in French.
Here's another interesting fact which I suspect is more of a fact than "your" fact: Almost all countries in Europe has stop signs with the word "Stop" because it was agreed upon in 1968.
I have seen on premise issues , infrastructure can be the problem, or config. Jira cloud can also be a problem,but nothing one can do about it other than sending a ticket. I think they know what they are doing wrong with certain "low value" subscriptions.
Maybe the rifle/gun is just a bad example today? I watch movies all the time where there are guns or rifles which does not gow off. And I sure don't feel like some promise was broken.
I think it’s something which is more obvious in a literary context where not talking about the gun means there is no obvious reference to it, but in a movie it may still exist, they just do not draw attention to it.
> tbh I question the value of this in the age of docker
Haha. In the world outside of HN, big companies enforce specific database servers for reasons such as centralized monitoring, security, compliance and competence. Setting all this aside because of "docker" is classic HN.
This will not be an issue for the drug dealer. The part of the government who deals with this is separate from police and prosecutor and is the same organization which helps the electricity company getting their money if the home owner doesn't pay.
Corruption is relatively low in Sweden and in this branch I consider it essentially non-existant.
