freakyterrorist

6 ms·

1.
by freakyterrorist 12y ago
Hardly surprising, his defense was in tatters after having his experts denied and his line of inquiry into mark karples blocked. The prosecution tracing bitcoins directly from silk rd to his personal wallet was just icing on their cake. Thi
2.
by freakyterrorist 12y ago
While this is undoubtably an aggressive move by China I can't help but doubt that the impact will be very large. By now most Chinese users of googles services are using VPNs so this really only affects the lowest common denominator of
3.
by freakyterrorist 12y ago
Celebrities are important to Facebook, enough so in fact that they made an entire app for them.
4.
by freakyterrorist 12y ago
I can't believe Facebook would force celebrities to follow other celebrities, It seems like their contempt for users is universal regardless of how important you may be.
5.
by freakyterrorist 12y ago
Great work. This facebook policy was absolutely disgusting.
6.
by freakyterrorist 13y ago
So the question now becomes how much did this bug cost MT Gox in incorrect refunds. Could this have the ability to affect their solvency?
7.
by freakyterrorist 13y ago
Except that Facebook posts are public and everyone can see the failed communication attempt. Or Facebook messaging which is no better than email/text messaging and demands a reply. I love snapchat for exactly this no reply needed natur
8.
by freakyterrorist 13y ago
"Inrtoduction" that's some good proof reading right there...
9.
by freakyterrorist 13y ago
Their time is up. Too late now. I downloaded BBM when it launched and its so far behind other services its laughable. The only way to add people was through inane PIN codes or email. Even the most basic messaging apps today have address bo
10.
by freakyterrorist 13y ago
Awesome Initiative!!!
11.
by freakyterrorist 13y ago
Good start but it would be great to see something targeting trolls which threaten small companies and individuals, maybe something forcing them to do a class action against all companies that use Apple IAP frameworks rather than allowing th
12.
by freakyterrorist 13y ago
I don't understand why this is necessary for him to develop this project further. Sure he'd like to graduate before working on it further but surely he could use the money to fund the actual project and worry about finishing his p
13.
by freakyterrorist 13y ago
I think this opens them up to new experimentation at the top of the market. The 5C becomes the everyday model that suits the average consumer. The 5S will become the experimental super phone. Following on from this I would not be at all sur
14.
by freakyterrorist 13y ago
You need to edit your part 2, its the same as part one...
15.
by freakyterrorist 13y ago
Wow, I'd never thought of that way, We'll spy on your people if you spy ours...
16.
by freakyterrorist 13y ago
Surely this madness has to end soon? Also seriously regretting not buying it when it was "expensive" at <$5 :(
17.
by freakyterrorist 14y ago
Exactly this. 5 years ago I would spend many hours browsing friends walls and playing games. These days I check it for 5 mins for messages and try to ignore the superfluous ads and like spam. Most of my friends have gone from having a new u
18.
by freakyterrorist 14y ago
Does this really surprise anyone? The cheapest you can buy an iPhone (4 outright) is $450AUD and contracted plans with newer iPhones start at around $50-60AUD per month. Android are outright starting at $49 and available at all spend levels
19.
by freakyterrorist 14y ago
I can't help but question whether some of the higher download volume in 2012 was due to the new rapid release cycle rather than the browser ballot being implemented.