chmarr

Have you tried going into System Preferences, Security, Advanced (I think it's "advanced", it's at the bottom right of the screen.) There you'll find a list of drivers, or something, that you can enable. I can't be more specific than that since my mac here is under IT control, and the feature is disabled.

Interesting that there's lots of languages supported, but Python is conspicuously absent. Why no love for Python, Contentstack?

Also, article is more an advertisement than anything educational. And here I am making the situation slightly worse.

From the very specificity of the restriction, I gather that they're not copyleft-adverse. They're "Don't upload stuff that risks us being forced to divulge our closed-source code.". Without the prohibition, even if a user of the service included some AGPL libraries without Square's knowledge, a cunning lawyer could argue that Square was complicit in distributing this code to end-users and thus liable. The prohibition makes that argument difficult.

"Content" also includes images/html/js, etc, that is uploaded to provide the store interface.

Is "LSC" a side-venture of Mediocre Laboratories?

URL for the original article source: https://www.cnu.org/publicsquare/2018/12/27/dragon-boundary-...

Are you running a store that sells stuff that could be easily resold, or action on your sales pages could be easily automated? If you're getting a lot of declines (and they're not due to tech issues) sounds like you're being used to use, or at least "test" stolen CC numbers.

A lot chargebacks would mean you're selling porn ;)