Flammy

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by Flammy 13y ago
Yeah basically. However if Google does enforce copyright violations against networks, we will actually see partnerships start to mean something again... which would be a good change. Currently the majority of networks are little more than
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by Flammy 13y ago
Misleading, or at minimum not the full picture. First: The December changes did make the majority of partners ("Affiliates") have no copyright protection. However there are a few huge mitigating factors: The newly established &q
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by Flammy 13y ago
I'd really like to hear another knowledgeable person's analysis of this theory. At least its different than the endless hijackers/bombing/suicide/aliens run around.
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by Flammy 13y ago
It isn't known or at least not yet announced. If it crashes into the ocean (or somewhere remote) this isn't surprising. As for the cause, that will likely take months for a comprehensive report.
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by Flammy 13y ago
I scanned the list to see if North Korea was on there... its not. Great deal for aspiring dictators and human rights violators!
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by Flammy 13y ago
There was a post on the front page a while back which strongly indicated no, other than buying the domain name, no progress was made to actually launch a Magic The Gathering trading card site.
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by Flammy 13y ago
Obviously the tech is really awesome, but I was curious how the projected power level compares (500 megawatts) Comparison to existing powerplants: http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=500+megawatts TL;DR: We already ha
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by Flammy 13y ago
Fun fact: 83% of visitors to YouTube are not signed into a google account. Lots of those ads are based primarily the video content or other instantly detectable things like geography, language, etc.