rafaelm
Joined 14 years ago
Joined 14 years ago
After waiting for 3 years, I gave up ended up paying one of their technicians I randomly found working in the street. He gave me a phone line that apparently used to belong to a taxi company, judging by all the wrong number calls I got. All that just to get 4mbps DSL service in 2019.
Last year, out of nowhere, I finally got a call from the company saying they were ready to install it.
Thankfully, a bunch of companies appeared out of nowhere (a lot of them with links to people in the govt, surprise) in 2020 and we got fiber.
Oh and a couple of years ago, my parents "lost" their phone line and have been without POTS ever since. Maybe it's karma for me paying for a phone line all those years ago...
I can't even imagine how hard it would be from Iraq, even if it's currently "not sanctioned" in theory.
That's almost the final level. The final level would be not even holding elections...
The only way to be sure that it will stay out of the results is to use a noindex tag. Which, as you mentioned, search engine bots need to "read" in the code. If the URL is blocked, the "noindex" cannot be read.
[1] https://developers.google.com/search/docs/crawling-indexing/... (refer to the red "Warning" section)
Paul Hibbert got hit recently. This video has more details on this works and how the bypass 2FA : https://youtu.be/YIWV5fSaUB8
Regarding the subject, it is indeed very popular. You can go to restaurants, car parts stores and clothing stores and find the Binance QR code prominently displayed.
And a LOT of freelancers working online have no way of receiving payments from abroad other than through Binance (verifying Paypal here because of currency controls). No one wants to receive the local currency.
I wouldn't say that you'll see grandmothers in the grocery store buying stuff with USDT, but it's definitely used.
Of course, the process of going through labor pains for many hours might make things even between the two...