trekky1700

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by trekky1700 13y ago
Wait, people actually read the Terms of Service?
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by trekky1700 13y ago
You can't really use the way someone frames a sentence as evidence for guilt. The terminology they used, like back door, was simply what they were accused of having. And the nitpickiness of pointing out that they said direct access rat
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by trekky1700 13y ago
The flags are something that have been used by sites for years, a lot of people are used to it. I speak English but am Canadian, I know to look for the Union Jack if I want English and the French flag for France. Perhaps it's not as simple
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by trekky1700 13y ago
It's a movie set in an already defined universe, you can't just start adding new technology because we invented the cell phone. There's still a bloody lot we're missing, and just because those things are way above the comprehension of a non
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by trekky1700 13y ago
Poor Watson, fame really must have taken its toll. From Jeopardy winner to Help Desk agent, I can only assume a life of drugs and alcohol led to this.
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by trekky1700 13y ago
As great as it is that they're targeting these CISPA supporters, there really needs to be a way to prevent the collateral damage (regular users who now have their credit card information leaked). While this will certainly hurt the company,
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by trekky1700 13y ago
Hmmm,that sounds tempting. I suppose it depends on the type of story and the site it goes on. A reputable site would (ideally) publish stories based on the newsworthiness of a product (meaning they'd publish the story even without the PR fi
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by trekky1700 14y ago
From my experience working for a web design company that also does PR, $1000 certainly won't get you much. A cheap PR firm will charge you at least $100/hour which affords you ten hours. Once meetings, planning and strategics are through, y