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by pki 11y ago
The problem is that it's quite literally not fit for use. It's some completely fucked software rate limiting or something that produces insane packet loss, pages don't load at all, IRC barely works, ssh breaks up and dies. I
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by pki 11y ago
yandex
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by pki 11y ago
They are probably liking off recommendations on the side or otherwise that show avatar at best not actually visintg ou apage
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by pki 11y ago
Some major chinese browser doesn't validate any cert at all, even self signed is perfectly OK (360 Browser, very large install base)/
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by pki 11y ago
many online stores i've seen/used actively block those cards due to fraud/chargeback/etc reasons
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by pki 11y ago
as a heavily mangled captcha?
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by pki 11y ago
How do you pronounce API?
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by pki 11y ago
https://github.com/validator/validator , can probably be extended for things like 404 checking
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by pki 11y ago
both fb and google login change language is @ bottom google's at bottom right fb's at bottom with largest languages, and a button that opens a modal for the rest.
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by pki 11y ago
Discourse
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by pki 11y ago
They're not going to copy your names, declarations, or header files, so ...
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by pki 11y ago
to be fair, a lot of these money mules advertise as 'legitimate jobs' and stuff, targetting the less-smart people generally..
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by pki 11y ago
This is very good, I hate having to constantly remove malware plugins off friends'/family stuff, hijacking new tab, hijacking search providers...
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by pki 11y ago
Can I be rich@pubmail.io too?
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by pki 11y ago
I freelance, and I figure a lot more employer checking happens there: making sure they aren't going to outright scam you, run, try to ask you to do illegal things, etc.
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by pki 11y ago
Yeah, I'm in the same neighborhood situation and it's pretty much a random dice roll whether they'll actually come or not. Meanwhile, an alternative that consistently arrives? What great bare minimum standards-meeting! I can&
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by pki 11y ago
I take uber/lyft/whatever other startup is popping up, over a taxi in SF because I've had so many bad experiences in "traditional" taxis here I can honestly no longer give them a chance anymore. Lying about not acce
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by pki 11y ago
I bought one <$10 item. Once. http://i.imgur.com/4ztWmxW.png
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by pki 11y ago
Yes, but it depends on your definition of movie. A lot of indie stuff? Documentaries? Probably.
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by pki 11y ago
subsidised $30, but you can get it unlocked anyway usually
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by pki 11y ago
What's worse than scamming people? Scamming the most desperate people, trying to better themselves, and then continuing to hit their card from multiple fake companies.
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by pki 11y ago
Alcatel C1 is over now, it was $9.99 (also https://www.att.com/deviceunlock eligible, IIRC) - bestbuy ZTE Whirl 2 is $10 still (active, in store only) - http://www.familydollar.com/pages/hotitems.aspx
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by pki 11y ago
Probably. I don't activate these, I just use them to test my apps on small screens and incredibly shitty or old OS or other stuff. Some of these have like.. 300x480 screens or something equally ridiculous, which is a nice way to test f
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by pki 11y ago
Alcatel C1 was $9.99 (att prepaid; earlier this month), runs 4.4.2 ZTE Whirl 2 is $9-19 and runs 4.3 Moto G is $29 (<!!!, as of last week - probably sold out by now, but max 2 per person on bestbuy.com; boost mobile moto g's standar
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by pki 11y ago
The little bubble thing is a weird chinese quirk - http://www.businessinsider.com/chinese-use-assistivetouch-on... if you're interested on that
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by pki 11y ago
I should point out that they killed off (any form of gay, really) LGBT-rights sites with the reason "perversion", not just porn If we're talking teenagers, imagine googling sex ed terms and having to enter your ssn[0] [0] htt
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by pki 11y ago
Why settle for an image? http://warning.or.kr Bonus 2001 javascript throwback: they try to block right click.
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by pki 11y ago
SK already has national "great firewall" that does heavy censorship, not only porn is blocked.
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by pki 11y ago
Almost every Korean site tries to force feed some malware rootkit from ahnlab or nprotect, this is even more disturbing when you note that ahnlab's founder is apparently part of the Korean government now Though Korea did result in one
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by pki 11y ago
>the country's telecoms regulator ordered monitoring applications be installed on the smartphones of Koreans aged 18 and below This is disgusting to read, in all seriousness. Not allowed to have a blog without linking it to their SS

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