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by fakeer 14y ago
Well, what if both were drunk? Then who raped whom? Keeping aside the widely accepted stereotype that only men can rape women. PS. A generic question. Not related to the crime mentioned in OP.
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by fakeer 14y ago
Would have loved to buy this tee if not for that Crown /insignia! (Nth wrong with it, my personal preference :-) ) Just asking, are you British?
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by fakeer 14y ago
Yes, but then most of those Chrome web apps are! Extensions however add extra functionalities other than a web page! I never understood all those fancy names and screenshots for the Chrome Web Apps when in the end they are just bookmarks
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by fakeer 14y ago
Oh, but use our Google Glass. Record everything you see on the way. Don't watch/record a couple kissing on the bridge. You recorded it? Uhh..hh.. well, upload on YouTube anyway, it's not that bad. Hypocrisy. Hypocrites.
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by fakeer 14y ago
And I am still waiting to use a Saavn minus Flash!
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by fakeer 14y ago
Did it start hosting mails and setting up my domains like Google apps or any other mail provider, with of course webmail and IMAP? What about the interface(webmail I mean)? Wasn't very encouraging at I had tried their service some time back
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by fakeer 14y ago
I created an email address just to weed out LinkedIn spam. There are no verified recruiters. There are "recruiters". You create an a/c and broadcast "hey, I'm a recruiter give me your contact details!". You say 'yes' and LinkedIn gives it t
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by fakeer 14y ago
I confirm this. Also, outside the checkout page or domain search page what they show is an entirely different price from when you move forward to purchase it(even before logging in). On their just one website, any sub-domain - I tried with
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by fakeer 14y ago
>> someone were to yell "fire!" Who did yell this time? >> the more people around the world who adopt it Who shall be those people ? Are we, by any chance, thinking that we should count the people in mining bitcoins or ad
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by fakeer 14y ago
Yes. Google charges you money only because they make it easier for you to host your email and have calendar, chat etc. And on any given day hosting these things on your own is the best option out there but you might have to get your hands d
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by fakeer 14y ago
I saw a question, which I found nothing wrong about, and I answered it because I could. BTW, I am also an Indian and a male. Neither did I see anybody judge someone, except - now, you maybe. [edit: I just realised I told him/her the gender
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by fakeer 14y ago
>> the carrier's fault As I said the behaviour is present in other operators too. I've asked a friends on Idea and Vodafone too(with Android). I just called a friend(before writing this comment) and he confirms that he is not facin
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by fakeer 14y ago
>> completely unrelated issue Technically, yes. One deals with AG, RIL and call app another deals with Notification management. >> caused by your carrier No, it's not. The carrier has to send the updates. It's upto OS on h
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by fakeer 14y ago
>> I want to give them money and get a product in return. Then either your market analysis is better than theirs and you need to convince them starting all the SSD laptops/desktops and scrap all other ones OR fund a laptop which is
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by fakeer 14y ago
I've a Galaxy Nexus and the cellular operator's 3G usage pop-ups in screen make my life hell. It just keeps on receiving them. Whenever there's a background transaction of data, even a kilobyte. That means if my phone is kept for 30 minutes
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by fakeer 14y ago
His profile connects to a blog of some "Yash Chandra". The name suggests he is a Hindu male. Most probably an Indian or a PIO.
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Will we care about online privacy in 20 years?(edition.cnn.com)
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by fakeer 14y ago
Yes, that is true and I even had it on my <username>@jabber.org. Not all but some contacts were there, was adding more. I forgot my password - it stopped working(I save passwords in LastPass and that's one incidence so not sure whos
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by fakeer 14y ago
Though, I believe (and feel the need for) a desktop app is going to be one huge leap that will leave behind a lot of competitors both on desktop and mobile) by miles, I think their decision not to jump on desktop is a matter of focus and di
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by fakeer 14y ago
Google is very hard to reach on issues altogether. As a policy, it seems, they make sure the customer doesn't get a chance of human interaction - even the paying ones - and even though the experience is eating(other than monetary loss) the
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by fakeer 14y ago
What does it mean to existing trademarks in India that is also a trademark elsewhere and vice-versa?
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by fakeer 14y ago
I know Thatcher only from films and articles but Indira Gandhi was no maiden-de-people and if at all she was anything she was a spoil(and neglected) brat with perverted and suppressed sexual traits(since teenage), dictatorial attitude, a
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by fakeer 14y ago
Even the big guys can't fight back with prior-art pitch. History says this.
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by fakeer 14y ago
None taken. You are right or you maybe right. When I joined my first job and started writing code from Day3(after initial HR/management hoopla doopla) I didn't have any commercial experience at all and I was up and going within 15 days. Mus
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by fakeer 14y ago
These extra features make CrashPlan such a killer app otherwise I would have ditched them long ago for BackBlaze which has a native Mac app and their (BackBlaze's) interface is like at least 13X* times better than CrashPlan. *note: a random
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by fakeer 14y ago
I think Glacier shall be better as you wanted sth for backup. Some data that is just going to sit there needn't be costing those many dollars as it would cost you with S3. Reliability is all the same for all practical purposes. I am waiting
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by fakeer 14y ago
>> what can I do? Hosting your own gallery and deciding public-private-public-semi-lockdown must have occurred to you I reckon. And you can sure do that. Keep a back up all the time. AAMOF if you've enough enough at your shared ser
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by fakeer 14y ago
>> those people generally mean "C++" I've never worked on C++(as in on commercial project or in a C++ team) however I've always mentioned it on my resume as C/C++, because I've worked on C(Kernel wrt Android and a little bit more)
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by fakeer 14y ago
>> ..every generation of Americans has tried to close the door to immigrants that try to come after them And the first generation(and next few) butchered the native habitants or sidelined them to the reserves . Is this the entire
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by fakeer 14y ago
What such options are the for an Android? Do they generate skeleton code?

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