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  1. No because if they enforce a general privacy law like GDPR it would kill a lot of companies in the states that deals with personal data. That would cause more harm to the american tech industry than it is to the chinese.
  2. No because the cup does not have a "do not use if vaccum seal is broken" sticker and people will get poisoning from having the solder leaking from the broken base.
  3. Perhaps the whole time it's for marketing purpose? It's not like any military would be stupid enough to leak their sensitive data into open internet. Also, considering this is isn't "ban tiktok" bill but a "ban any website that is from an US enemy" I imagine VK, Yandex and even telegram would be next on the chopping block.
  4. Never in my life I would imagine the US to build their own great firewall. Funfact: some American government websites such as the US census are already geoblocked.
  5. Was bound to happen once they went corporate, the same happened with machinima
  6. No? Mini-handheld PCs have plenty enough to drive those external displays.
  7. It's supposed to follow editorial standards but different languages of Wikipedia (especially Chinese and Japanese) have different standards, especially reliable sources for politically related articles.
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