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Doesn't google/bing maps have NK satellite photos? We could always verify the CIA number to a great extent if said imagery exists.

EDIT: Gotta love the fog/haze over Pyongyang on Google Maps

https://www.google.com/maps/place/Pyongyang,+Coreia+do+Norte...

Dude, I bet those protocols were invented by humans. Humans mostly do destructive stuff. They're definitely very dangerous.

Just click around until you find what you need. You even get to know the entire app if you do that. You're not going to blast a nuke or kill someone by clicking, after all.

Ah, I know what you are talking about. It's just that I use the appstore to search for apps I need/want. I never browse the homepage or the categories and recommendations, etc. Different uses, different experiences, I guess.

There is no anti-virus against human stupidity.

The Microsoft Security Essentials bit would be very true if they didn't end up installing other crapware AV's on top of it, which happens more often than not, at least on the Windows computers I get my hands on. And even using more than one AV they still manage to get their browsers hijacked, etc.

The play store on my phone never nags me to rate apps. The apps themselves, yes, but not the play store.

Doesn't git use hashes also? The old hash could redirect to the new "commit" hash, keeping the cycle and allowing for updates at the same time. One of those updates could be the page "changelog".

Take out the ref=hn from the URL. Somebody forgot the '?', it seems ;)

Officially he's not supposed to know and that was the unofficial excuse they gave him before he started asking too many questions. And then he gave you the information he wasn't even supposed to have, facing unemployment and disciplinary actions. How naive can you be?

Can't unsee!

Reflective sunglasses, maybe

Classic case of US interests having a thing for successful European technology companies.

I guess a lot of them. I've seen it live, and I don't get out much.

What if the disappointment is a surprise?

That is not surprising at all. Most of people who use the Internet on mobile don't even now what a browser is, much less a domain name. They search every site they want to visit, even if they just needed to add .com to their search term to open the site straight away in the browser. The "Internet" is the google search box.

Skype was successful way before being an American company.

>> The polygraph foremost is a way to arbitrarily filter people for reasons that interviewer would rather not reveal, and secondly to select for people willing to put up with the theatrics of procedures while being indifferent to their supposed purpose.

That... That was beautiful!

You sound like an insurance company talking.

From what I understand those 50 millions will only be paid with assets from grooveshark. If groovershark the company doesn't have assets to cover the 50 million they will not get paid and also can't get paid from the individuals.

Whole religions came to exist using that same method.

To read a QR Code with configuration in it?

And that's why some stay away from AGPL licensed projects.

I very much prefer this one http://winhelp2002.mvps.org/hosts.txt

Edit: I see some of the ones you posted are not on the file.

No, it's not hacked. His email can be seen on the whois for the akveo.com domain.

Or proxy the connection, blocking the tracking/spying requests.

I think it's because it had the word Apple when responding to a post about Google.

You say that like being a bi-millionaire was a bad deal. And she only got that end of the deal because she wanted to stop being married to said billionaire ;)

She forgot the marry a billionaire method.

That feat was a hell lot more difficult in the last century, you know?