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by fakeer 14y ago
>> a) every online credit card payment needs multi factor authentication. I am not sure you stated this as a seller, customer or as a payment-gateway guy; but I, myself, as a customer find this feature to be one of the best things
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by fakeer 14y ago
Chat is another service that is being ignored here.Which needs the other party to be using it.
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by fakeer 14y ago
I am already using this for my security email address (the one that I use to secure other security doors). It's good. I think I could use it more at a even at some more cost, maybe even for my other emails, iff they better their web interfa
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by fakeer 14y ago
Agree. I really think it's a bad idea to be tied to an ecosystem for all your needs. I, for one, would sure want to Keep all my chat contacts to some other service than Google/Gmail, Calendar with an independent provider. Unfortunately, unl
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by fakeer 14y ago
I've mentioned in the comment that I live in India, my bad if I didn't. I think OC had mentioned had mentioned it too.
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by fakeer 14y ago
I am sure it used sth official like that. Otherwise the number of countries maybe significantly more than what it is today.
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by fakeer 14y ago
Besides, there's a small(very small or even very tiny) subset of mobile users who are actually using WhatsApp. Not even 50% of my smart phone using friends have 3G activated. Not 100% have Internet on mobile. So, you have to use SMS anyway,
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by fakeer 14y ago
Hey..does this "yea" mean "yes"? Just curious.
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by fakeer 14y ago
Is it real acquisition this time by Google? Because there wasn't any press release link and very recently there was a rumour of a company being acquired by Google.
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by fakeer 14y ago
No, I was just concerned about bare number. Hope this clears.
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by fakeer 14y ago
India has defended her 2nd position consistently. Wonder what percentage of it was demanded by political parties (especially the ruling ones) out of their vested interests.
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by fakeer 14y ago
Correct facts can be used to mislead. Why I said misleading was not primarily because I thought or maybe assumed (as I am no legal expert myself) but because the way you made a sweeping statement which might have been either done knowingl
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by fakeer 14y ago
Another threat - They might as well end up dead somewhere. Extreme but not unimaginable.
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by fakeer 14y ago
>> Do people aspire to join the civil services because it opens up this wide possibility to be corrupt and wield power Yes. Leave a few rare ones every few years - who eventually turn up dead at some petrol pump or end up destitute
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by fakeer 14y ago
>> different religions have different laws that apply to them That's incorrect and somewhat misleading. It's rather such as - certain parts of (minor subset) some civil laws or family laws come under respective personal laws ba
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by fakeer 14y ago
I agree - Apple doesn't. But try buying an MBA alternative in India and you will be surprised that for all those features like SSD, solid OS, service promise/guarantee &c, MBA is your cheapest option :-)
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by fakeer 14y ago
But local boys love to release first overseas and then head home where either everyone has bought something else or have learned the rejection received overseas. Classic example: Notion Ink's Adam. I actually have tried the device - a frien
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by fakeer 14y ago
Yes, this is one of those reasons. Also, the customs.
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by fakeer 14y ago
And the limits go quite deep. Right?
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by fakeer 14y ago
Besides, in the past, he had shown great interest in playing the devil's advocate. Doesn't do low profile cases.
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by fakeer 14y ago
jm2c. Why not remove your uncle's contact details from here and PM to OP, rather!
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by fakeer 14y ago
I am not sure if this http://www.vakilsearch.com ('vakil' means a lawyer in Hindi/Urdu) can provide lawyers to represent in a criminal case but you can just give it a shot for initial representation
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by fakeer 14y ago
Yes I imagine that and "you" will be a very small (tiny) subset of the entire population that uses Google and it will be so inconvenient seeing the (growing) dependence.
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by fakeer 14y ago
So, what do you think about CrashPlan. A very much known, sort of trustworthy business? They offer unlimited accounts too.
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by fakeer 14y ago
Good source. Yes I can see and it shows IE at number 2 spot consistently. >> doesn't function very well on small screens Works just fine with "CTRL -"
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by fakeer 14y ago
.NET. Almost everybody uses some version of Windows or other and so .NET is there more or less.
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by fakeer 14y ago
> most of the people use it as a tool to download Chrome and Firefox. Not true. A lot of people still use it as in use . I was alarmingly surprised to find the number of users using IE as their main browser in my office, other than ma
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by fakeer 14y ago
>> Really, try ditch digging for a year, and then we'll talk. What's that? Is it like "First perform at the Opera House and then we'll talk Mozart" ? Most of the times they do not have same desires . For whatever reasons. Be it t
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by fakeer 14y ago
> the coal miner is working in a coal mine because he did not get a superior education Now, this is heartbreaking. Given the fact that most probably not having superior education (or education at all) didn't have anything to do with
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by fakeer 14y ago
This reminds me the story of forgotten Twitter founder Noah Glass and the way affairs were handled that time http://www.businessinsider.com/twitter-cofounder-noah-glass-... . It's not exactly the same situation but it's also about not giv

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