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You can research, maybe you have similar possibilities. My bank allows me to register virtual "credit" card. It lasts 30 days(I can close it earlier also), I can have custom limit and making it takes around 2 minutes online. It co
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After I have seen how irresponsibly companys handle these situations, I wonder is it possible to sue them if there is a damage done. Same if someone has identity theft. Can the information "leaker" be taken accountable for such th
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I've given up on skype for a while already LG L9 Sleep of death(with battery drained) when I had skype. Warranted the device, final solution was not to use skype. On one laptop, skype is using one cpu core to the max. Solution is to us
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Rumors say that canceled cars are being offered to Estonia first if contacted. Also, there is already two Teslas driving around. ( http://translate.google.com/translate?sl=et&tl=en&js=n&prev=... take with a pinc
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Hi It is awesome! I wish you would add small FAQ about how to publish on your page. Even simple "How to submit?" "Currently we are sadly not accepting new work. You can always subscribe and we will let you know when things ch
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I am related to computer refurbishment charity company. We get also old stuff from other company's and it is always in contract, that hard drives must be at least destroyed mechanically. No rewriting or deleting. Mechanical only. We re
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True, but it is still interesting that they have so controlled environment. We don't talk about things that are going on in Turkey, because Turkish government is supportive of western world. They get away with some interesting things.
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These 35105 webpages are blocked in Turkey, almost EU country. http://engelliweb.com/
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Thank you for the answer:) I was expecting similar answer. Being cautions because there are no free things. I might give it a try.
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How does their business plan works? I don't see them charging anywhere. EDIT: I think it is really neat and awesome, but I would really like to know how do you earn your revenue before I try it out.
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I read original article also, but... ...I've never wanted to be on a cruise so much before. When I finish my living abroad, I think I will try it. It would cost me around the same to get a cheap hostel.
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some are, some need drivers. But in all seriousness, plugging printer power cable to power grid, plugging it to printer. Plugging usb cable to printer, plugging it to right port in computer. Switching printer on. Waiting for it to ins
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I usually just restore shortcuts to desktop, because users can't do it themselves. Or change font size in word document. I would be impressed, if any of them would manage more. In my experience, configuring a printer is usually over he
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I wish I could do that. At the moment I still use wacom tablet and photoshop+gaming, so I spend most of the time in Win7 :/
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In-home Streaming seems to be backwards compility answer. This means they don't start with empty plate like Android for example. To keep cheap rig in living room for stream playing and media center, does not seem to be so bad idea. Mos
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Thanks for the reply! i3 processor or 128 GB SSD it would be worth it probably! But still, for me it wouldn't be low cost. But in the other hand, I do not live in US. And I confess, I am not familiar with how popular is System76 and si
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I think I am missing something. 349 is pretty big price tag, I don't think it is low-cost. I had a lot of examples and reasons lined up in here, but I think I am missing something. But what? EDIT: I think I am missing the part where yo
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true, but it is same with google reader. it is not profitable, but who is target audience? the guys who install and recommend most of the software for casual users. So in some cases, you need to please a smaller group, to win over bigger gr
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I think if western countries are too hard for you you should try some eastern Europe ones. They have few if any request for asylum. Also visas and permits might be easier to get. You might do it faster, as there are no lines, and after move
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Fun fact: If you test it in normal mode and then incognito, you are no longer unique Also, it might mess with overall statistics
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This was just for a real life example, to support author. For us it was the economy. Upgrading was too expensive. I don't think in IT there is much a child can do wrong. Only giving up personal information should be prohibited mostly.
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I am under 25 and I can use a computer. Why? Because my parents bought me only my first computer and refused to upgrade after that. At one point my need for playing new games got the best of me and I started experimenting. First OS cleanup
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Mentioned before, living outside US. In a small country in EU. I can't also sign up to mt gox because they don't accept my proofs.
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I don't like giving up my address. I know they do still need my name. I am not trying to be untraceable, I am just against everyone collecting information about me. I don't think they usually confirm my billing address(haven'
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Thats bad. Means I can't sign up at all. a)I dislike giving so much information up b)I don't have proof of address (Outside us, nothing is on my name because it's cheaper that way)
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I do understand why you think this comparison is off, but if Edge would have magnitudes of better performace(and I mean magnitudes) they would have to develop one for themselvs(meaning cpu/soc, they are already developing their soft).
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If you are in a country, where people can't afford MS products, then they usually don't give two damns about legal issues(because there are none). All hail the pirates, because pirating is the norm. Source: From country where pira
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I think video said if this thing succeeds, then there might be similar future projects. If not, there wont be next edge or similar projects. "The Ubuntu Edge is an exclusive production run, available only through Indiegogo" But th
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at least. And it is "one run only" phone. This is for selling the whole production series. It is only around 40 000 phones. Most phones sell at least in millions.
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