Had I been a GoDaddy user, then at least I could have changed registrar when they showed their stupidity by endorsing SOPA.
I'm not defending GoDaddy at all (see a pattern here?), but how was that a stupid move? They specifically made sure that they were exempt from SOPA, so it would have gotten them a competitive advantage.
Looking at the claims it would be very interesting to know if any source was actually lifted from Zynga by Vostu.
It might be a case of cargo cult: Perhaps the programmers had the management-given task to replicate the game in every detail, noticed the bug and implemented it as well.
I'm a freelance programmer, and I get a spec like "do it exactly like program X" very often (it's just limited to certain features in my case, not whole apps). Nowadays I refuse these tasks, since it's hard to replicate a feature in every detail without just copying the source, and it might even be something the client didn't want.
Uh, educating the politicians is the wrong way to go there. The politicians are well aware of the facts, and either don't care or are paid to do what they're doing. Even those fully-funded $10k would be a drop in the bucket compared to the millions the supporting parties are investing.
I agree, the "recently launched" section is overflowing with art and music projects, which I don't care about. The other projects are just lost in the noise.
Also don't forget the Canadian man of Arabic descent who recently was investigated on terrorism charges after tweeting to his coworkers at a trade fair here in the U.S. to "blow away" the competition.
No, actually he wrote a private SMS, which raised a big red flag for me.
I mean, really, nobody has the mental capacity to remember a unique, strong password for every titchy site they have an account on.
Yes, I'm using a password manager for the rest (1password). It can also generate super-secure randomly generated passwords.
News flash. All the Android phones with 4G let you turn it off when you don't need/want it.
So the most important aspect of 4G is that you can turn it off? Wow.
Given a choice between having a feature you can turn on and off at will, and not having the feature, the better choice is always having the feature.
Apple always goes for fewer options when possible in any way. Just compare the VLC preferences dialog to the QuickTime Player X preferences dialog (hint: there is none on the latter). The reason for this is that people don't care about configuring their appliances, they just want them to work.
I look more like a young Steve Jobs than a terrorist.
Note that Steve Jobs' father is from Syria, and thus Jobs was likely a terrorist (according to TSA's definition at least).
Yeah, like the software patent stuff, which was trying to slip by in the Agricultural and Fisheries Commission. Luckily, it didn't work out.
Yes, however I don't think that many users know what an internal hard drive looks like... So using this as an icon for saving is not a solution either. USB sticks and external drives vary too wildly in their looks to be recognized at that size.
Ambiguity: Telling the truth when you don't mean to.
