Seems near impossible to keep up with modern tech advances if you can't even google stuff properly. :(
He says that Google search works but results are irreachable.
How is it like to be a dev in Iran
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Re: How is it like to be a dev in Iran
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Meh, it merely caused delays in peacetime so its lasting legacy will be the official declaration of world wide cyber war. The actual "victory" over the Iranian, nuclear program starts in 2013, and was embodied by the JCPOA signed in 2015 (entering to force 2016), before the USA decided to violate it in 2018. As other pointed out, before stuxnet cyberwarfare wasn't as firmly acknowledged as an official arena, so this…
The JCPOA was not signed by the US, so it is hard to understand how it is 'violating' the agreement. The US has a process for obligating the country to observe treaties and agreements. Treaties and agreements become binding only upon Senate ratification. That didn't happen.
The agreement was signed on behalf of the US by John Kerry. See here: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:JCPOA_Signatures.png It is the first one directly under the word "Action".
