Zoomla

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by Zoomla 12y ago
To me, gay rights and Mozilla are not related at all.
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by Zoomla 13y ago
Does government certs mean backdoors?
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by Zoomla 13y ago
Buy it used on Ebay and save a lot. But I think that Ubuntu touch has some qualities that make cost irrelevant.
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by Zoomla 13y ago
This is a useless advice as there is no accountability/testing for these claims.... you cannot even be sure what kind of fish that you are buying nowadays (organic is even harder to prove). DNA testing would solve that, but the FDA ap
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by Zoomla 13y ago
Wolfenstein definitely started it but Doom was so much better. Modem to modem connections was great. OT: Comcast is having some real issues today.
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by Zoomla 13y ago
use a different browser? (if this is allowed)
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by Zoomla 13y ago
Also, electric cars can be powered by coal, nuclear, hydroelectric, etc... or whatever the grid is powered by.
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by Zoomla 13y ago
0 for me also, and I had a Nexus 4 for a while... they must ask a question about enabling this feature.
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by Zoomla 13y ago
once your funds are in, you can instantly exchange between crypto-currencies
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by Zoomla 13y ago
Credit card charge-back? It used to work.
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by Zoomla 13y ago
The only way this seems plausible is with nuclear powered engine(s)
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by Zoomla 13y ago
if only the copyright could become as weak as the current status of the patents, we would be golden.
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by Zoomla 13y ago
keep dreaming (I would think that this is only possible right next to a warehouse, and I don't think that it makes sense to have a warehouse on every street corner with every possible products in inventory)
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by Zoomla 13y ago
really easy but not incremental?
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by Zoomla 13y ago
click "Create an archive" and you will then be able to select other Google services
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by Zoomla 13y ago
It would depend how the OTPs are generated and delivered.
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by Zoomla 13y ago
sure, that would be part of the solution. But I don't think that they would implement something server-side to make this easy for most people to use.
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by Zoomla 13y ago
also didn't say authorized by who I guess...
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by Zoomla 13y ago
Encryption does not mean anything until you reign-in law enforcement powers.
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by Zoomla 13y ago
even if the encryption used was really secure, the government could request the keys. Unless company executives are no longer afraid to go to jail, they would give them out.
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by Zoomla 13y ago
currently $976 @ https://btc-e.com/exchange/btc_usd
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by Zoomla 13y ago
Can one record include many rows? I would assume so.
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by Zoomla 13y ago
I would be curious to know if an IRC log from the 90s exist at all (major networks), even if it's only behind a "Google-wall"
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by Zoomla 13y ago
Not as safe as other solutions, but I can remember all my passwords by choosing passwords by website category (6 for example): one low-security sites, one for sites that have your CC #, one for social networking, one for email, one for work
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by Zoomla 13y ago
60 chars passwords probably reach the char limit imposed by many different services.
26.
by Zoomla 13y ago
there has been websites breaking the back button forever... this isn't new.
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by Zoomla 13y ago
why not make it easy and call it escrow since that's what it looks like it is?
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by Zoomla 13y ago
and I hate how Google (and others) force websites to serve small files from *.googleapis.com (and other domains)... some websites end up loading files from 10-15 different domain names... I wish this would stop, but I am sarcastic at the s
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by Zoomla 13y ago
I think it would be cheaper and easier to have only a couple warehouses in space/orbit.

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