Aoyagi

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by Aoyagi 12y ago
>Tor remains safe to use. What are these not-so-rare reports of mass unmasking of people then? I'm genuinely curious, not begging the question.
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by Aoyagi 12y ago
Is anyone surprised?
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by Aoyagi 12y ago
I'd say marketing reasons, but yeah, that's what I meant as well.
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by Aoyagi 12y ago
The company that forces its customers (WP) to upload all of their contacts and calendar entries without their knowledge or explicit consent to their "cloud" is fighting for privacy? Wow.
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by Aoyagi 12y ago
Yeah, I was just about to say that. DC++ was existent at the time, wasn't it?
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by Aoyagi 12y ago
Well, too bad it's all in imperial units. Otherwise a nice read, although I'm not sure if the conclusion means "modern subs" at the time or modern subs today. (I'm assuming the two are different)
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by Aoyagi 12y ago
I was interested in Jolla since the start, but the phones hardware was just... uninteresting. This looks nice though, at least for those with use for a tablet.
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by Aoyagi 12y ago
So did anyone receive a call "The cloud is down"? Or at least an e-mail?
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by Aoyagi 12y ago
And your point is what exactly?
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by Aoyagi 12y ago
Finland or EU (not a country (yet?), I know), of course. Nokia was a Finnish asset and EU should be looking into these deals to begin with.
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by Aoyagi 12y ago
I thought it was already established that "megacorporations" are above the law of any country.
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by Aoyagi 12y ago
I'd just like to point out that Windows Phone has almost nothing to do with real Windows, no matter what Microsoft's marketing is trying to say.
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by Aoyagi 12y ago
Right, I somehow managed to misread that post. Yeah, that happens fairly often on the 1020 (not so much on 808 I think).
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by Aoyagi 12y ago
Well, mechanical optical stabilization helps.
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by Aoyagi 12y ago
Yeah, well this wouldn't be as much of a problem if Google didn't harvest all the data just because they can, would it?
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by Aoyagi 12y ago
You're under the Five Eyes, no reason to cover you any differently than US citizens :P
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by Aoyagi 12y ago
A toggle for "one or more people are running torrents" would be nice.
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by Aoyagi 12y ago
And Apple is more dangerous than Google in this regard?
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by Aoyagi 12y ago
The incorrect use of apostrophe is. :3
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by Aoyagi 12y ago
Well, then let me thank you for making the service work and keeping it clean.
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by Aoyagi 12y ago
I believe unshort.me "unshorts" it all the way. I have no tested it as I'm a lazy useless individual, but feel free to try it out. Edit: OK, I just did a quick test, "unshorting" t.co link that hides a bit.ly link g
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by Aoyagi 12y ago
Well, the OS has been missing number of features since the beginning (even if I disregard WP7). It took two years to get as basic things as file explorer (albeit very limited), the ability to install (at least some) applications on SD car
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by Aoyagi 12y ago
http://unshort.me/ Never fear.Also could you do some enlightening of others? Some people use URL shorteners by default when they are absolutely unnecessary. Not to mention privacy policy of these services is often uncomfort
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by Aoyagi 12y ago
And yet WP's update rate is atrocious. It would seem I'll be dead until WP surpasses Symbian in functionality/features. I guess it's the marketing then... (For the record, I have 808 PV as my primary phone, 1020 (after 9
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Protection from DDoS Attacks [game PoV](blog.destiny.gg)
1 points by Aoyagi 12y ago|0 comments
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by Aoyagi 12y ago
Well, it's a handy tool, although I think it's missing some other filters (battery life, GPU / CPU performance... and the obvious "Has SSD as primary storage" filter.
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by Aoyagi 12y ago
I wish the number of samples was much, much higher...
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by Aoyagi 12y ago
Uh... yes? Obese people as well. And alcoholics. It works with cars, why wouldn't it work with humans?
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Why bad news dominates the headlines(mindhacks.com)
1 points by Aoyagi 12y ago|0 comments
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Code Club World(codeclubworld.org)
3 points by Aoyagi 12y ago|0 comments

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