alexmat

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by alexmat 16y ago
I still like it. Works for me and my small group of friends and family and I can manage who I share stuff with better than broadcasting everything over twitter. I hope they keep it around.
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by alexmat 16y ago
You can remove them using Titanium Backup or something similar if you have root: http://www.appbrain.com/app/titanium-backup-%E2%98%85-root/c...
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by alexmat 16y ago
I have never received an email that could have benefited from additional decorations.
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by alexmat 16y ago
I use it to keep up with friends on platforms I don't have an account on (like twitter) or to share news clippings and I've taught my Mom to use it instead of sending me FWDFWDFWD mails.
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Japan murder rates drop due to weakening interpersonal relationships(globalpost.com)
2 points by alexmat 17y ago|0 comments
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by alexmat 17y ago
I'm always amazed at how easy it is to fall into this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Just-so_story Not saying you're wrong, but any studies or evidence to back this up?
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by alexmat 17y ago
Linux chromium builds work well too ;)
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by alexmat 17y ago
"for the nostalgia of the old stuff" I don't care for new TV shows, but I sometimes wonder about cutting kids off from a source of pop-culture for their generation. It may not seem like it to us, but for them, the crap that's on now will be
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by alexmat 17y ago
I don't think it matters how secure your password is if it gets sniffed or keylogged. I have been at more than one internet cafe where I absolutly needed to login over an untrusted terminal to my mail account.
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by alexmat 18y ago
I just read the whole article then came here for comments... I wish I had just started with the comments. Perfect summary.