Ah the anti advertising angle. That's a good angle!
killeronthecorner
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If you can't quit your job and live off your investments and previous earnings, you are firmly in the proletariat.
Lumping in those who day trade on T212 with those buying into investment schemes at the clubhouse isn't helpful. "It's a big fucking club" and it's pretty obvious whether you're in it or not.
Tragedy for the commoners
Imagine not having a bunker in new Zealand. Pleb
Dumpster fire companies are the ones he's targeting because they're the mostly likely to look for quick and cheap ways to fix the symptoms of their problems, and most likely to want to replace their employees with automations.
And the people they were trafficking?
... To shreds you say ...
Now do same sex schools
Yes you're right. If they knew, it would likely come with the knowledge that, if someone asks you to do this, you're probably being scammed.
That's what makes them most vulnerable to these kinds of scams.
Most people don't know what a bootloader is. They still turn their devices on and off every day.
This whole conversation is about adding obstacles to prevent non technical users from doing things they don't fully understand.
No, the certificate can be invalidated preventing future installations for other users. If you already have it you're SOOL
Because it can be invalidated. That's the difference.
It's absolutely not foolproof, but nothing is. Most actions corps take for this stuff only slows down the spread. Hackers and bad actors innovate way faster than companies can keep up with. So companies cast a wide net with their solutions. And the cycle continues.
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Sounds expensive too.
Ahhh, I get it now.