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iunk··on YouTube is cracking down on consumers' favorite loophole
You can pay for premium right?
iunk··on Slonik: A PostgreSQL client with strict types, detailed logging, and assertions
I wish it had a standard OSS license
iunk··on OS X 10.10 – Source Code
and they fixed a few Integer overflows - int size = inCapacity * sizeof(dictEntry); + if (inCapacity > (UINT_MAX / sizeof(dictEntry))) + return false;

+ unsigned int size = inCapacity * sizeof(dictEntry);

iunk··on How I hacked Instagram to see private photos
Maybe you should write in your native language, and let everyone else to learn the language. I don't like when people criticize your writing skills when it's not your native language.
iunk··on The limits of Google’s openness
So, if Microsoft blocks all Google sites and applications that would be fine?
iunk··on Snapnote.io – A tool for annotating and sharing images
Similar to http://www.marco.org/bugshot, nice done.
iunk··on MIT and Harvard announce edX
are they using Windows? Apache/2.2.22 (Win32) mod_ssl/2.2.22 OpenSSL/0.9.8t PHP/5.2.17 Server at www.edxonline.org Port 80 or just spoofed.
iunk··on Introducing Google Drive... yes, really
Will it check if the file was already uploaded before so it does not upload it again? like Dropbox
iunk··on The 9 Rules of the New Google UI
Is this true? 8.- groups, and reader are exempted, because of their imminent shutdown.
iunk··on [dead]
i guess the real address is http://www.domain.me/blog/facebook-ipad-app-kill-flash-1721
iunk··on Twitter slowly killing xAuth?
* The only way to get direct message access is to request access through the OAuth /authorize web flow. You will not be permitted to access direct messages if you use xAuth.
iunk··on Google labs:word frequency in books over the last 200 years
Seems like some are incorrect when i look at the scanned pages and one of those says Geck instead of Geek http://books.google.com/books?id=gvYqAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA497&#...
iunk··on Google labs:word frequency in books over the last 200 years
I don't know in what context they could use Geek in 1800. http://ngrams.googlelabs.com/graph?content=geek&year_sta...