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twentyfourseven
13y ago
NSA, US government, tyrants everywhere, watch Google carefully for how it's done. For a fickle crowd like Hacker News, you can seize their liberty and human rights easily - just distract them with shiny new things. For shiny new toys
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twentyfourseven
13y ago
This news made my day. The safety of Snowden has been on my mind for weeks. Hopefully he'll make it all the way to sunny Bolivia.
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twentyfourseven
13y ago
Why doesn't Skype have a phone number? They don't, and they're in the business of phone calling.
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twentyfourseven
13y ago
Twitter is a lot better than Facebook IMO, and a Twitter account is easy to set up and easy to delete.
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twentyfourseven
13y ago
Serious, snark-free question: is this a paid review by Microsoft? I've never been an Arstechnica reader but I thought they had more integrity than this. Talking up SkyDrive is like extolling the virtues of ivory from elephant tusks. In
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twentyfourseven
13y ago
Let's boycott the hell out of Microsoft. They gleefully sold out their users to the NSA.
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twentyfourseven
13y ago
Exactly. Microsoft were making a comeback and I moved my email and online storage from Google to Microsoft. Now I feel back-stabbed. I don't use the hate word often, but I HATE Microsoft now. Just for the record, I think Dvorack is ban
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twentyfourseven
13y ago
Do you own the SERPs.com domain name?
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twentyfourseven
13y ago
There's something sketchy about Jottacloud. I don't trust it. I installed the client a few weeks ago and it wouldn't upload my files. The program just froze. When I tried to uninstall the software it hung again (I had to manu
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13y ago
Omnipresent surveillance, more prisons, secret courts and the militarization of the police - Obama's presidency looks like a reign of terror.
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13y ago
I didn't think I could ever get off the Google habit, but I for one welcome our new DDG overlord! I use it for 100 percent of my searches now. Data point: unlike some, I love the name and branding.