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by gcb0 14y ago
it weirds me out that not a single place in the US you can get fresh juice (save from one or two chains of fresh juice only). Where i came from, at least orange and lemonade you can get at pretty much 100% of restaurants. yet, every glass
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by gcb0 14y ago
i tried and it's a pain to install the plugin. never works on my debian-sid.
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by gcb0 14y ago
So you guys use a closed source program from 'hackers' to be able to fully use your phone? So you have all the disavantages of paying for something and all the disadvantages of using some keygen binary to use as it was pirated. and i'm worr
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by gcb0 14y ago
Reading that i think that the worst offender is the iphone that keeps phoning home. Not that at&t is not wrong as well. just that the iphone manges to screw the user even more. if apple hadn't bent over so badly to allow telcos to screw
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by gcb0 14y ago
You mean Product Service. Because you're their product. They DO have customer service. Remember, google customers are advertisers.
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by gcb0 14y ago
data backups: this point is moot because, who cares about archived email? that's like 1% of the pain of loosing an account. 99% of the problem is the messages you will never be able to read. Same with the youtube channel from OP. i'm 100% c
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by gcb0 14y ago
it's not insecure if you trust the company. should google block everypass.com just because it have your banking acount password? if i'm on a slow connection and have to use this browser to compress my connection to my bank, i will decide if
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by gcb0 14y ago
In the end, you have to trust the browser. google chrome sends all my pages to translation and what-not. I have to completely trust it. that's why i never use the compiled version but the chromium one only (hence not having access to any ad
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by gcb0 14y ago
I had the option to use or not blogger. now let's use your example, but instead of search let's use a android app review. i go on, buy a phone, configure it, download and pay for an app, use it, go to leave review, BAM! need a G+. so, yeah,
4150.
by gcb0 14y ago
May vs Should i can take. but At least vs At most I sincerely can't.
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by gcb0 14y ago
In this thread: everyone complains about carriers lock in and then proceed to play angry birds on their $0.99 phones locked into 2yr contract. damn you all to hell.
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by gcb0 14y ago
got a few verbatim usb3 measuring it on a usb3 host, they have a write buffer for the first 100mb or so... i can write to them at 90Mb/s... but after that, i got a stable 7Mb/s. and i bet this is the standard for all brands. reading is fine
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by gcb0 14y ago
It all boils down to the server/client. as in: does it matter if the http spec says X if the most used browser only sends X/2? back in 90-something i had to research that for url and cookies. msdn specs said something like "[url|cookies] sh
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by gcb0 14y ago
ah, ok. that's conveniently left out of the 'demo' ...but what was i expecting from a youtube video? thanks!
4155.
by gcb0 14y ago
> Google+ is Google. It is a way to consolidate all Google services. Requiring a Google account to utilize Google services seems pretty okay to me. that couldn't be more wrong. it used to be a gmail account was a google account. They ev
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by gcb0 14y ago
G+ will be the bane of google. i use gmail, gmaps, i use android, i use gcalendar, i use gdocs... but I don't use freaking facebook or g+. but now every new feature i click i get a "you must have a g+ profile"... want to leave a review for
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by gcb0 14y ago
So, why does the browser send yahoo.com cookies to a request to abysswhatever.com when the user clicks on the link in the email? he just created a pretty valid link with no shenanigans... last i checked, a XSS attack was about making a site
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by gcb0 14y ago
try to include that as the standard IM for ubuntu.. maybe as a pidgin/empathy plugin for the instant messager at first. instant million users.