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mMark
15y ago
20,000+ votes and counting!
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mMark
15y ago
If you're rooted using MIUI, CM, or any other custom mod you won't be able to do the update - it verifies the ROM you're on - wants stock GB. Use this ROM instead. *Still uploading at time of post. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthrea
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mMark
15y ago
Delayed... till Wednesday. I can hear the glass that was the internet shattering from the future. Mike Masnick: Update.... Or not. Despite the fact that Congress was supposed to be out of session until the end of January, the Judiciary Comm
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mMark
15y ago
Legal tax avoidance in the United States (I'm not American - qualifier) is a common trait throughout most large businesses. If anything, taking part in avoidance would put Megaupload into the same company as GE, Wells Fargo, DuPont, Boeing,
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mMark
15y ago
Great analysis! You've got to take into account the fact though that the labels don't give two poops about what they're doing to the services they're killing. Spotify. MOG. Rdio. Hulu. They're all fronts to appease those of us that are inte
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mMark
15y ago
I see no problem with this. It's not "censorship" as TorrentFreak wants to linkbait. All results are still indexed, even sites that are obviously piracy related. All Google is trying to do is cover their asses when it comes to contributory
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15y ago
Someone should let BackBlaze know that this crappy company is promoting them... *w/affiliate link :-/ Backify is no longer in service. LiveDrive has terminated Backify's reseller account, and Backify.com is no longer in service. If you are
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15y ago
This is plain old stupidity at its finest on Backify's part. They should have at least called, confirmed, and triple confirmed in writing that client files would be saved if they unilaterally terminated their contract. As for the credit car
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15y ago
Hopefully it won't have to come full circle back to YouTube. The Puerto80/RojaDirecta case seems like it has lawyers who know what they're doing( cough unlike a certain other Harvard-based lawyer cough ) - I'm hoping they get a good prece
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mMark
15y ago
It's terrible in that a lot of the times smaller organic sites are much more relevant than big-box "trusted" sites. That's why organic search algorithms are good. Furthermore, there's a terrible burden for startups moving into certain space
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mMark
15y ago
After reading all the comments, I'll definitely be sticking with Backblaze
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mMark
15y ago
Norton Ghost?..
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mMark
16y ago
I've had the same problem with a couple government websites up here in Canada (don't ask why our Canadian Gov websites aren't compatible yet... incredibly frustrating). Installed a fully secured suite of FF in a law office w/IETabs. Forms w
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16y ago
Content of video: - Back to around 80% - Group video chat and offline IMs may be down for a while - Currently using dedicated servers to restore service - Looking into giving credit vouchers to paying customers TechCrunch also has more on c
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16y ago
At less than half of what I would be charged for my regular landline for calls to China, the UK, and NA I think it's fair to give them some slack and let them have a few hours to repair things.
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16y ago
Worldwide prostitution has ended! (/sarcasm) Thank you to all the politicians who lobbied to make it possible for human traffickers to move further into the recesses of the web, allowing them to continue advertising in other print and net c
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16y ago
---- Ms. Bartz also said the company is working closely with advertisers on developing new ad formats. She added that Apple currently "has this obnoxious control" over what kind of ads and content can appear on some of its devices, but it "
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mMark
16y ago
Personally, I agree with others that the $35 minimum may be a little restricting on new developers who are trying to build site experience. Maybe a new developer rule could apply in which for the first 5 or so jobs the mandatory minimum is