No.5225
>>5224i ain't no american, but halting distribution of chink military mindrot spyware SAAS is logical. if you got a nasty tumor going on you don't need AIDS too.
(all foreign closed source, non-FOSS shit that can be ran on people's computers should be seen as malware by default, the EU is mildly more ahead of the US on being mildly aware of that.)
No.5226
>>5225FOSS is malware and serfdom. If I compile my game for Ubuntu 19.04 then it should work on Ubuntu 19.10. But it doesn't because you turdburglers don't ensure libc/crt0 backward-compatibility, GTK backward-compatibiity, OpenGL library location consistency and so on, the program has to be recompiled for every fucking minor release. This is by design in the Linux userspace ecosystem so people are stuck with just the few ultra lame programs available only in the distro's "package manager", another censored feudal SAAS walled-garden no different from the Apple and Google App Stores. Meanwhile I can run Windows 95 games from 1995 on Windows 10 almost always flawlessly. Even MS-DOS, Amiga and TempleOS ensured backward backward compatility. No wonder Linux is stuck at 1% market share after three decades.
No.5227
>>5222The problem is the precedent. Nobody who isn't a fag cares about some ADHD chink hell portal app like TikTok getting banned, but if they start going after foreign-hosted platforms in general for allowing anti-kosher sentiments then that's pretty bad.
No.5228
>>5222that wasn't my point in the post, the point was that the US would halt the ban if tik tok were to be sold, also, im pretty sure catching a government worker and squeezing them for info holds greater result to China's Intel operations than the knowledge of what retarded normoids choose to watch online
No.5234
This bill, if deemed constitutional (or simply punted away, which is more likely) by the geriatric Supreme Court judges, would allow the executive branch to ban access to foreign websites by "foreign adversaries" such as tiktok.com, douyin.com, yandex.com, gitee.com, RT.com, rutracker.org, presstv.ir and so on. This is hardly different from China's Great Firewall, and you've already got some form of social credit system, for example you Amerilards won't even outlaw basic shit like automakers selling telemetry data (driving behavior) in (((modern cars))) to data brokers and insurance companies without your permission.
