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tonfa
15y ago
On the help, they say: "On any given search, you can toggle to hide personal results", which is ambiguous.
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tonfa
15y ago
Contrary to DDG, it is really personal content (not ranking) here (i.e. content that might be accessible only to you). I think the ranking is still personalized when you disable Search+.
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tonfa
15y ago
France is still one of the cheapest country for landline internet (the standard price is ~30 EUR/month for 20+ Mb/s, with unlimited landline calls and tv).
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tonfa
15y ago
They have a fair use clause (at least on their VoIP contracts).
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tonfa
15y ago
Belarus is one of the last authoritarian regime in Europe. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Belarus#Politics
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tonfa
15y ago
But isn't WPS enabled by default on most routers?
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tonfa
15y ago
> The good thing is that, unlike Google Maps, you have complete power to update OSM with the correct information for your locale. Get mapping! Can't you also do that with Google MapMaker (depending on the country)?
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tonfa
15y ago
They get added automatically as soon as you use a search box, just change the keyword to something shorter than the domain name (which is the default keyword).
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15y ago
You can disable network completion in Preferences> Under the hood > Privacy
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tonfa
15y ago
Harald owns the copyright for significant part of netfilter/iptables. So if they distribute this part of the kernel, he won't have much trouble.
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tonfa
15y ago
FYI, the author is the person behind gpl-violations.org. They already had lots of success in Europe/Germany (in and out of courts).
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tonfa
15y ago
Googlers? Edit: maybe that? http://code.google.com/p/radishdisplay/
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tonfa
15y ago
Correct, the Schengen agreement only allows you to stay (and work, usually) for up to 3 months without a visa. For longer periods, you need a visa or a work permit (but it is usually much simpler to obtain if you come from the Schengen area
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tonfa
15y ago
Are you talking about the onebox, or something else? The onebox can't really be replaced by an external website.
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tonfa
15y ago
Monotone gave most inspiration according to the authors of git and hg. But the author addresses the point anyway: > I’m not recording the first time anyone made the astonishing thing, but the first time it was productised and became pop
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15y ago
> The Verizon Galaxy Nexus does not appear to be a pure Google phone If Google publishes the base firmware (which is the case for the Verizon version), it probably counts as a Google experience device. https://groups.google.com/forum/#
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15y ago
"Focus on the user and all else will follow" is still number one at http://www.google.com/about/corporate/company/tenthings.html
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15y ago
You can select which circles appear in chat (but only from the G+ chatbox as far as I know).
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Jeff Dean, Sanjay Ghemawat, Simon Tong working on improving Google+
(plus.google.com)
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15y ago
In France, you can get a VoIP account with free calls to the US (cell+landlines, and landlines for 40 other countries) for around 1.20 EUR/month. http://www.ovh.fr/telephonie/
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15y ago
The native integration does not usually allow you to use SIP when on a data connection (at least that's how it works for me, I have to be on wifi). From the article, I understand that if the SIM has a data only plan, then there are no restr
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15y ago
SIP support is already in Gingerbread (and possibly earlier versions too), it just doesn't work with a SIM with voice plans.
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15y ago
It is a step in the good direction, but there are still too many datasets where the best available version under an open licence is from the US (that's often the case for french geographical data).
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15y ago
Mattee is still right that part of the decision from the Swiss gov comes from the fact that file sharing does not hurt the Swiss local economy (they explicitly say it). I don't think there's anything wrong with it, they exploit their status
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15y ago
> The 'new' toolbar is higher than the black one, taking up more space It takes less space, since it also includes the search box.
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15y ago
It is obvious that the best organic result for a nav query like [best buy] is bestbuy.com. The issue is with queries like [some product], should it show amazon first? or bestbuy? or some local reseller?
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15y ago
If you're looking to buy shoes, why should the organic results for [your favorite model] (likely wikipedia, the brand website, etc.) be better than ads?
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15y ago
There are still no formal definition of what securing your access means ("moyen de sécurisation").
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15y ago
The French 3-strikes law does not mandate anything like that. It only says that you should make sure your access is not used for downloading illegaly, but does not specify how. (And no decree was published, afaik).
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15y ago
But the most important thing is not the directive, but the fact that monitoring would by contrary to the Charter of Fundamental Rights. The directive could be amended much more easily than the charter.
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