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mayanksinghal
13y ago
You are confusing security and privacy. The people in question are not speaking for lower security, they are speaking for lower privacy.
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mayanksinghal
13y ago
Yup, because instead of expecting politicians who made the laws and judges who approved the FISA orders, let's call out the CEOs. I don't even understand the outrage that most US citizens are showing at the moment for the said fir
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mayanksinghal
13y ago
Something like this? https://plus.google.com/+BradleyHorowitz/posts/SM5RjubbMmV
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mayanksinghal
13y ago
Unfortunately, I couldn't find any documentation for these services. It is possible that the APIs are published only for the merchants who are authorized to use them, payment gateways like CCAvenue and TPSL being some of them.
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13y ago
It is also the case that Debit Cards are insanely popular in India, a lot more than Credit Cards. Secondly, Online Banking (banks exposing merchant APIs) is also very popular for internet purchases as it removes the middleman.
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mayanksinghal
13y ago
What the what! Firstly, howsoever unfortunate the incident might be, this was not Afghani students causing it, it was some group of students causing it. From what I can see about this I see 200 ill cultured Indian students as well, even m
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mayanksinghal
13y ago
I think people feel good when they donate, and that is what causes them to donate. How is that any less selfish? (However I also know I am pretty selfish, so I could be simply reflecting)
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13y ago
> changing the substance of the rest of the message It most definitely changes the substance. From Google being the perpetuator of the said privacy problem, it becomes a participant that is legally bound to participate by YOUR legal sys
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13y ago
Seems extremely similar to what Intuit has been building in India: Txtweb[1]. The apps support two modes PUSH and PULL. The most common is PULL, where you SMS to some number something like "@appname.optionalExtension <stuff that will be
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mayanksinghal
13y ago
You can use J/K to traverse through the stream in a chronological fashion. Not as quick is SPACE but the animations are a lot _cleaner_. You can also force a single column layout using the More button in top toolbar.
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mayanksinghal
13y ago
CTO of Jetbrains is talking about this at the moment at Google IO. It could have been a collaboration.
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13y ago
I think it is only fair in this particular scenario. Indian laws for free speech are quite weak and their application largely political and opportunistic. While I would love the companies to be more responsible in all jurisdictions that the
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13y ago
I certainly hope not. I was quite shocked to see such comments on Hacker News. While I can understand disapproval for the device, but a proud proclamation that someone would physically abuse another person, that seems out of place and very
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Bots That Will Repair Coral Reefs
(kickstarter.com)
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13y ago
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mayanksinghal
13y ago
Because there is a higher chance that I will enjoy a conversation with someone I share some background with. Call it an easy icebreaker. Edit: Added 'easy'
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14y ago
> Not even 0.005% of the Indian populace can afford the things I mentioned as examples. Any references for that? The one I found, partly disagrees with your claims [1]. [1] also suggests that wealth disparity in India is better when com
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14y ago
> There are countless cases of where rich people would push poor people on bikes off the road and into ditches with their cars. This is just one part of the story that helped your narrative. It is always the fault of the person with th
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14y ago
Cached version: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:www.rac...
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14y ago
He is not saying Michael to STFU, he is telling him that if he had accused his manager of lying in the face, he would have been shown what the scores were just so that he would 'STFU'.
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14y ago
For one, I don't think I deserve to be hanged even once. I believe I cannot even be convicted for even minor crimes. Following the law has its benefits, not worrying (about being caught), is a significant one for me.
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It doesn't, if you change your strategy a little bit. I tried, I was able to get one line off. Just one.
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> I, for one, have no problem supporting bars that promise an ass kicking to anyone who shows up wearing google glass Bars can just ban photography and ask their customers to not have Glasses on without the need of any sort of ass kick
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14y ago
Disclosure: I work at Google. I wanted to explain myself when I downvoted you, but I am just going to say that I would rather be a glasshole than be that bitter.
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14y ago
Could you elaborate a little more, I am curious!
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Yeah, I am not saying it is. I am just saying that it was the reason I began using chrome extensively and slowly, exclusively.
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Brin Glass - Daring Fireball
(daringfireball.net)
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Fantastic Voyage
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To me, it was the UI and magnitudes of toolbars that would come with every addon (even the useful ones) that would then need manual disabling, and the need to restart browser over and over again (at times due to new addons being installed,
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14y ago
As sibling says, it is mentioned on official site (hence sanctioned?), and it was binary for me (tested on Linux and Mac). > There's no way to guarantee that the contents haven't been modified or that they're even kept updated. There is
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> since they go to great lengths to prevent anyone from easily obtaining a compiled binary. 1. Googled "Download Chromium" 2. Clicked on http://download-chromium.appspot.com/ 3. Unzip and Install.
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