But why their Indian branch, the article doesn’t say.
Also I’m not an android guy but I assume APKs are just software packages. Whether or not you have the software, seems like you would need to authenticate in order to obtain paid streaming content. So I don’t really get why they would bother to take them down. (Unless maybe they are filtering ads from free content, but that’s a losing battle.)
But if the argument is blocked users should see your posts for safety reasons, then shouldn’t any anonymous non-logged-in user also not be able to see your posts?
Can’t you see public posts of anyone if you are not logged in?
So, lie?
Who ever said this about the internet?
On the alt.* newsgroups, long before the average non-techie started having “internet” access through prodigy or aol or genie or whatever, it was plain to see this would be nothing but arguments between strangers.
Is there a picture of the package on the package? It’s virtualized.
Put glue on your accelerator.
She probably wouldn’t have if he wasn’t making such a giant ass of himself.
Haitian “Finnish Ham” is dog and cat. The tv told me so.
This is awesome. I think I need to get a Corsair. And looks like I can probably use it for self defense too.
Yeah I read it. So is CrowdStrike going to argue that some other software update was supposed to have been installed by Delta prior to CrowdStrike’s update?
That’s my question.
Maybe OP works at an elementary school 40 years ago.
Though somehow there’s usually a mattress sale.
It was using the doe restroom.
You’re supposed to collect it and then stage a bicycle accident in Central Park.
It’s like exactly what I said they would do after the original news of the bans from the other day. And I got downvoted for it. Lol
Nanoprobes are genocide. Species 8472. Make the Quadrant Great Again.
Wait I thought this was caused by a security update.
Are they saying there was a security update that would have prevented the CrowdStrike update from bricking everything?
That’s some Russian troll most likely.