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by anApple 17y ago
And that's the reason why I don't buy apple products. Apple has used many toxic/nature killing compounds in the past as well.
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by anApple 17y ago
Seven? I could spot 8 seperate google text ad blocks and 3 graphical google ad blocks.
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by anApple 17y ago
Google should simply pull the plug. Internet users would benefit more from this than pulling the plug from google.cn.
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by anApple 17y ago
Thanks for the information!
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by anApple 17y ago
They have 5 adsense blocks on their site, blended into the content. Good luck trying this as well if you are a "small" adsense customer!
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by anApple 17y ago
They are regulated by the CSSF.
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by anApple 17y ago
Eurodns
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by anApple 17y ago
A friend just told me today that he got his iphone stolen by a class mate. He went to the police, gave them the UID of the phone, and he got it back 3 days later. Apperantly, as he told me, the police contacted apple which gave them the exa
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by anApple 17y ago
"Fill your newspaper with news from around the world, about the news topics you care about." Using somebody's else copyrighted content and then charging for the newspaper? Good luck with that!
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by anApple 17y ago
I guess we will be seing baiduu news, baiduu image search, bmail, bdrive sometime soon! :-)
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by anApple 17y ago
My thought as well
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by anApple 17y ago
Lucky guy. Twitter could have killed him in a glimpse by just offering an image/video storing site themselves.
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by anApple 17y ago
It's an execuse so they can higher you for less money.
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by anApple 17y ago
Wouldn't every entrepreneur hope google would pull out of his market? :-)
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by anApple 17y ago
Well said. To each story there are both sites of the story. No point was being written outlining the reasons why his accounts was being closed. If he would be serious about doing business, he could have provided all that information in the
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by anApple 17y ago
If everybody ends up using these devices (and creating black holes for the signal), the gsm providers have to increase the output power on their antennas in order to get the same coverage as before.
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by anApple 17y ago
That's called design by contract: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Design_by_contract
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by anApple 17y ago
Is the performance measured over all cores or over just one core?
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by anApple 17y ago
http://209.85.229.132/search?q=cache:6df44nPiWlYJ:https://ro...
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by anApple 17y ago
My mother buys at least 1 book per day on average from amazon. (she can read very very fast)
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by anApple 17y ago
I guess their revenue would be in pico dollars as well if you had to download, compile, configura and install the balsamiq software as well.
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by anApple 17y ago
This also affects big email hosting providers, eg gmx.net. http://www.heise.de/newsticker/meldung/Jahr-2010-Problem-im-...
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by anApple 17y ago
I rather prefer the polarized 3d glasses over the shutter glasses, as with shutter glasses, the picture is a way too dark!
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by anApple 17y ago
The webserver will only do computations which data they get from other services (memcache, etc...). They will never fetch the data locally, so there is no local bottleneck except the local bandwith and the efficiency of the code, thus the c
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by anApple 17y ago
Cheques should be reintroduced in Europe so that the US. can't ocpy all the transactions as it does right now with SWIFT.
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by anApple 17y ago
It's required by law in the EU to put your bank account details on the web if you run a company.
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by anApple 17y ago
The other link shorteners don't have access to your email, to your search history, to your phone, to the places you look up on the internet, etc...
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by anApple 17y ago
* Chances are, we will log all the links you click and associate them to your account even though you don't want us to do it.
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by anApple 17y ago
I love how twitter is constantly trying to reinvent the wheel for a simple message passing service.
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by anApple 17y ago
And they will be certainly charging access.

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