Monotoko

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by Monotoko 14y ago
People have done that since the dawn of radio adverts and billboards...
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by Monotoko 14y ago
I didn't either, see my other post.
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by Monotoko 14y ago
Nope, just an average programmer/university student.
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by Monotoko 14y ago
I have Installous, so that could make this possible. However you need to jailbreak (which often involves Cydia) in order to even get access to Installous, so how about the other 84%? (PS: I only use Installous if I need to trial an expensiv
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by Monotoko 14y ago
That's a good question, I was wondering the same thing?
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by Monotoko 14y ago
Whatsapp, ebuddy pro, ebuddy XMS, Angry Birds, Angry Birds Space, FML, XKCD, Facebook, Spotify, BBC News, Dropbox, Steam and PokerStars are the more popular ones official I have installed. I also have Cydia, a few tweaks and finally Install
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by Monotoko 14y ago
I haven't traveled to the US with this particular handset. I got a replacement handset a few months ago on the insurance. The serial number makes it seem like it was assembled in week 31 of 2011, so what happened to it before it got into my
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by Monotoko 14y ago
One question... where are these people usually, where do they talk? IRC? Random server in the outback? Encrypted channels?
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by Monotoko 14y ago
I have found my own UDID - I can confirm these are real UDID's - and now I want to know why an FBI agent had my (a brit) UDID on their laptop.
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by Monotoko 14y ago
This one has been moving since 2005, slowly but steadily. Oddly the US isn't an original signatory: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trans-Pacific_Strategic_Economi...
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by Monotoko 14y ago
I find QR codes useful for getting private keys for my server onto my phone, Google two-factor uses them for the same reason. I might be an edge case, but yeah.. :)
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by Monotoko 14y ago
You're all arguing over nothing, you can't reverse the trend the internet has set without severely restricting it. Data at the end of the day is 1s and 0s, nothing more. There will always be people who want things for free, just because the
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by Monotoko 14y ago
RIP Andre. This makes me think about the people I interact with every day, I have friends who won't accept they even have a problem and believe everything is fine. They seem unble to see it, how do you convince someone like that to go to a
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by Monotoko 14y ago
British law is all about intent, if I intend to deprive the store of that can of coke then it is indeed theft. However, if I drink a little bit before paying it doesn't. The store have to prove I intended to deprive them of it (which I woul
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by Monotoko 14y ago
I've been using this for a while... it was certainly around last year, maybe even the year before that.
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by Monotoko 14y ago
Up for me, but none of my contacts are online...
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by Monotoko 14y ago
I'm in the UK and I have, a few times, picked up a can of coke because I was thirsty and opened it while in the store, gone and grabbed more items and then scanned everything (including the coke I drank a bit of) through. It isn't illegal.
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by Monotoko 14y ago
Did you mean this one? http://xkcd.com/1074/
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by Monotoko 14y ago
I had to write an assignment about Steve Russell just the other week... if that is indeed you, hats off and I commend you for your work. Small world.. :)
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by Monotoko 14y ago
Can you break down the price by flight? Or would that be too much information? I'd be interested to see how much each flight costs.
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by Monotoko 14y ago
I have Aspergers, and I can attest to this... I spend most of my time on my PC connecting to the world. I work from home as a programmer and I have maybe 4-5 friends that I see often (once every few weeks, I go for a walk to the store with
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by Monotoko 14y ago
It's still all in the way for me on iOS (when I zoom in to actually read)... but thank you for taking the feedback into account, it's good to see. Hopefully il be able to read the actual article soon :)
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by Monotoko 14y ago
That flag is driving me insane, as well as the social bar and the moving "Aaron Dinin", takes up the entire page and won't get out of my way so I can read the text - some of us like reading on phones you know (iOS 5.1.1 here)
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by Monotoko 14y ago
There are plenty of open source blacklists out there that are far more reliable than the corporations, a lot of us already apply some kind of filtering anyway - think AdBlocker. Of course, if you can educate your kid about the internet and
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by Monotoko 14y ago
Just leave the Internet alone. I'm not against filtering inappropriate content (although suicide 'etc' should not be blocked) but the next generation of parents will be more aware of the issues online and put their own filtering software in
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Pirate Bay Crashed By Leap Second(forum.suprbay.org)
9 points by Monotoko 14y ago|3 comments
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by Monotoko 14y ago
Pirate Bay has also been crashed by this: "TPB crashed just after midnight June 30th GMT (5.5 hrs ago) The crash appears to have been caused by the leap second that was issued at midnight." https://forum.suprbay.org/showthread.php?tid=1250
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by Monotoko 14y ago
Aye I know, but back then there weren't that many other providers. I wasn't too interested in who my provider was and I was too young to remember the yahoo days, it was my first email account and I used it solely for MSN (and a game I loved
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by Monotoko 14y ago
A lot of 90's kids who came online in the early 2000's (me being one of them) used MSN for instant messenger, and I still do to this day. I use Gmail for email, the only thing my hotmail is used for is to sign into MSN.
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by Monotoko 14y ago
Yeah... honesty is certainly the best policy here. The people who don't have what it takes will either give up and go onto something else, or cause them to plug the leaks and turn the startup into a successful venture. It's win/win here for

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