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by us0r 13y ago
"They tried to destroy android, and they lost." Actually they make more on Android then Google. I would call that #winning.
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by us0r 13y ago
2007 - $51.12 billion 2013 - $77.85 billion I'd love to die like that.
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by us0r 13y ago
.... and Microsoft makes more off Android then Google does. :)
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by us0r 13y ago
This is probably the best write up on it: http://www.businessinsider.com/understanding-euromaidan-2014...
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by us0r 13y ago
There is a time and place for everything and he clearly seems to be enjoying himself. I would not be surprised if half of these guys didn’t want to be there and wanted to join the people. So given the fact that he is clearly having a good
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by us0r 13y ago
The protesters absolutely have been a peaceful bunch. You when they turned violent? After the first video I posted. Had that never happened there would probably be no one on the street right now and he can continue raping the country as us
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by us0r 13y ago
The military has refused any involvement (which is probably why he fired the general about a week ago).
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by us0r 13y ago
How about this attack on journalists (then complain they are one sided): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zBWqawm81Fo We definitely don't want doctors in there: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zFPlJs1GzBs
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by us0r 13y ago
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nvlFhr-TPZw Keep throwing that molotov!
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by us0r 13y ago
https://www.eff.org/files/filenode/20111229_9C_Hepting_Opini... "II. The 2008 Amendments to the FISA While the underlying actions were pending in district court, and partially in response to these suits, Cong
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by us0r 13y ago
"In some cases the companies had no choice (Verizon)" This is how wrong so many people are. Verizon's CEO has flat out said "they are our largest customer" (i.e - go fuck yourself).
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by us0r 13y ago
Even if it is nonsense you can't buy this kind of press. It is a success either way.
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by us0r 13y ago
Shanghai does not have the prevailing wages CA has.
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by us0r 13y ago
Never noticed that. Pretty sure it is January.
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by us0r 13y ago
while I would like to believe them - just how concerned are they for their largest customers?
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by us0r 13y ago
I don't know but the more billion dollar businesses that are complaining the more likely something is going to be done (let's not forget who funds elections). Maybe they gamed Google and Yahoo so well cause their "new"
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by us0r 13y ago
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-09-10/nsa-spying-seen-ris... Clearly your unfamiliar with the rest of the world. They have all pretty much said your screwing up our business.
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by us0r 13y ago
That has not worked too well for the Internet companies. These guys are just as guilty in this.
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by us0r 13y ago
UPS, Fedex, DHL and Dell have some explaining to do.
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by us0r 13y ago
Google never has and probably never will do support right.
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by us0r 13y ago
Looking forward to more salesfarce hackathons.
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by us0r 13y ago
$38 million contract. TripAdvisor spends $1.3 million per year on hosting.
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by us0r 13y ago
If you sell to the US it does not matter.
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by us0r 13y ago
that and my PC/browser is set to en-US but I am in Eastern Europe and my results are only for .ru (even though I'm not in Russia).
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by us0r 13y ago
www.webhostingtalk.com
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by us0r 13y ago
So much wrong with this. "Chargebacks are basically refunds. But they happen before you ship. " No they can happen at anytime (including past the 120 day point even though that is supposed to be the cutoff time). "Credit card
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by us0r 13y ago
I doubt she cares even a little.
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by us0r 13y ago
They buy the lines in the ground. It is suppose to be 100% private. It is like having a wire from one room of your house to another. Wikileaks has a list of vendors/products who allow these types of things to happen. What I want to
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by us0r 13y ago
Too bad it wasnt even bid out.
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by us0r 13y ago
thats just the federal part. CA, HI, WA, KY, and many other states are hundreds of millions (billions) more.

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