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15y ago
There really isn't a whole lot of story to this blog post. Mostly, Facebook blocked me and I haven't heard from then in two weeks oh by the way please fill out this appeal request for me. If you really want help you should at least post m
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15y ago
A simple inspection of the source reveals that it is also an embeded javascript file from Disqus.
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15y ago
Except for the servers at Disqus which are running the comment system. And the servers serving up the static HTML pages.
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15y ago
Then you'd be even more suspicious if a carrier OTA popped up on your phone.
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15y ago
Unless you're rooted the updates are checked with the public key to make sure they are signed with the correct private key. Unless Google lost their set of private keys it wouldn't be possible to modify the update. It's entirely possible t
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15y ago
No they always check the signature before applying the patch.
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15y ago
So you can connect to social network profiles. I don't see how this improves security significantly.
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15y ago
Yet a renter will still be held responsible by the owners of the building if anything outside of their possessions is destroyed.
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15y ago
What you're not considering is that what may constitute a valid URL may also be able to be executed as an SQL command.
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15y ago
I have seen a Meth head steal something from someone, and then politely offer to help them look for what they just stole from them.
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15y ago
Then the apps wouldn't be DRM free which for me is one of the selling points of the Humble Bundles.
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15y ago
If that is the case why hasn't rhapsody which has been around for a long period of time already killed iTunes?
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15y ago
By selling inside of the United States that makes them subject to US patent laws. That is why Rovio is subject to this lawsuit despite being a Finnish company.
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15y ago
According to this article http://arstechnica.com/microsoft/news/2009/06/microsoft-curr... which is a bit dated it seems like the cost of windows could be as low as $15-30.
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15y ago
The Macbook Air starts at $999 according to http://www.apple.com/macbookair/ . Looking at the cheapest Chromebook vs. cheapest Macbook Air it is $650. I'm not considering educational pricing here.
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15y ago
A couple hundred dollars more? A MacBook Air is $650 more expensive than the price listed on Amazon. For that price you could buy almost 3 Chromebooks.
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Yes but they at least provide the appropriate plugin for Linux users.
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15y ago
GrandCentral was the voicemail service they purchased and has nothing to do with video chat.
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15y ago
Supposedly this Firefox extension can help defeat them. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/adblock-plus-...
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15y ago
They could similarly expose intents like Android does as well.
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15y ago
You're incorrect in your statement that there is no DRM. All DVDs and Bluray discs contain DRM. You are not able to make copies even to format shift them in the United States without breaking several laws.
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15y ago
2.2 would be the version that Flash was introduced.