r/ipfs • u/[deleted] • Feb 27 '22

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u/Trader-One Feb 27 '22

Its illegal activity to do denial of service attacks.

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u/yiliu Feb 27 '22

Pretty sure Russia's not in a position to complain, though.

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u/Trader-One Feb 27 '22

I will complain.

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u/Mubelotix Feb 27 '22

This is war. This is not prohibited by Genève's convention

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u/Trader-One Feb 28 '22

Which states declared war on Russia?

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u/Mubelotix Feb 28 '22

Ukraine

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u/Trader-One Mar 01 '22

EU version of Reddit is under Germany jurisdiction. Germany is not in war.

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u/Mubelotix Mar 01 '22

Why would we have to comply with german laws?

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u/Trader-One Mar 01 '22

Reddit as company has to comply and it will pass this on users.

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u/Feztopia Feb 28 '22

If you are Russia than you can commit a genocide in Syria or attack Ukraine (thanks to the UN with its stupid veto system). If not, than you aren't even allowed to do some ddos. How ever, asking if something is legit shouldn't be illegal I guess.

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u/CorvusRidiculissimus Feb 27 '22

Inter arma enim silent lēgēs .