wnevets

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   by wnevets 13y ago

   not a dumb company? Charging money & embedding ads into your browser when the market leaders didn't sounds pretty dumb to me.
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   by wnevets 13y ago

   I agree.
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   by wnevets 13y ago

   Good thing for the internets
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   by wnevets 13y ago

   would I use this instead of vagrant or with vagrant?
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   by wnevets 13y ago

   19-05-2009
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   by wnevets 13y ago

   Build something using the technology Use free material available on the net - youtube, blogs, journal articles.
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   by wnevets 13y ago

   If your song was worth more (aka you were paid more per listen) you probably wouldn't of never made it to a million listens
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   by wnevets 13y ago

   I did but grumpy cat was marketed to make money virtually at its inception. I remember them selling merchandise at NYCC last year, that's two weeks after they posted it on reddit. The commercialism and exploitation of this cat shortly
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   by wnevets 13y ago

   I believe conde nast owns reddit & imgur.
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    by wnevets 13y ago

    the owners of grumpy cat hired a "meme manager" to promote and sell their meme. I now hate all internet memes. http://mashable.com/2012/04/17/meme-management/
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    by wnevets 13y ago

    if they rubber stamp Obama's request, why does it matter?
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    by wnevets 13y ago

    Google is also SSL. There was a post on here a day or two ago with the theory that PRISM is really about intercepting and cracking SSL certs
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    by wnevets 13y ago

    if the NSA is intercepting the communications, why would switching sites matter?