Does this include private conversations? How about private conversations in a public space? In other words, I cannot both be in a public place AND talk gossip? Because that is what this is about. People eavesdropping on all possible conversations (twitter) and then sue anyone whose conversations you do not like.
This is absurd. Tweeting is like saying something on the street in public. How can you be prosecuted for expressing yourself? Time to dump Twitter and find a new ground for exercising free speech.
I mean, you've already shown you could care less about violating your carrier contract, and your device EULA, and probably Google's Android agreement to boot.
Why? I bought my phone in the store, not from my carrier. Samsung does not prevent me from using a custom ROM. There is nothing in my contract barring me from using any phone I want. You are spreading FUD.
I absolutely refuse to buy any virtual currency. If that's the way they want to do business, then there will be no business at all. This raises the question, which is more: the extra points spent on rubbish purchases, or the loss in potential revenue from customers who do not participate in such transactions?
In the end, I will buy my games in the local shop, and then transfer them to Steam.
But most on/. already know that marketing is one of the greatest evils ever.
No AI. Color cycling. Fractals. What you saw in the demo scene in the eighties, is now available as a visualisation plugin for Media player or Winamp. it looked impressive back then, but it were mere hacks pushing the metal to its fullest. Still they all used the same similar tricks. I watched a few of those again some time ago and was not impressed anymore.
Uh, isn't the burden of proof with the telco? Why would you be required to prove innocence? Besides that, I still can't understand it. What if your iPhone broke down and you got an Android replacement. Wouldn't that trigger the tethering detection as well? You yanks are a weird bunch..
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Does this include private conversations? How about private conversations in a public space? In other words, I cannot both be in a public place AND talk gossip? Because that is what this is about. People eavesdropping on all possible conversations (twitter) and then sue anyone whose conversations you do not like.
This is absurd. Tweeting is like saying something on the street in public. How can you be prosecuted for expressing yourself? Time to dump Twitter and find a new ground for exercising free speech.
I can't wait for the feds to seize the root DNS servers for not complying.
Explain how to efficiently handle conference calls without a central hub, please.
I patented the technique of finding pyramids from space years ago! Time to sue them for damages.
It's more like saying Belfast, England as Helmond does not belong to any of the Holland provinces.
Helmond is definitely NOT in Holland. Maybe in The Netherlands, but not in Holland.
Why? I bought my phone in the store, not from my carrier. Samsung does not prevent me from using a custom ROM. There is nothing in my contract barring me from using any phone I want. You are spreading FUD.
I see smartphones becoming the size of a credit card within the next 10 years, graphene or no graphene.
I know I'm missing some joke or internet meme here concerning clothes on the sidewalk and dry ice. I just haven't been able to find it on google.
'When AT&T announced its data caps – 150GB per month for DSL users and 250GB for broadband"
Sorry, I must be missing something. Here, east of the Atlantic, DSL is considered broadband - what is broadband in the US?
Try to read up on history. Income tax was introduced over 2,000 years ago. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Income_tax
"110% of you taxes and more goes directly to banks"
Aha, I was wondering why I had to pay more tax than I had in income.
Right. So you wouldn't mind the post office to open and read all your mail if they say it is used to optimise logistics?
wish I had mod points to give to parent .. so true.
So why would Facebook or Google be allowed to buy Skype, but not Microsoft? You are just spreading FUD. Larry, is that you?
I absolutely refuse to buy any virtual currency. If that's the way they want to do business, then there will be no business at all.
This raises the question, which is more: the extra points spent on rubbish purchases, or the loss in potential revenue from
customers who do not participate in such transactions?
In the end, I will buy my games in the local shop, and then transfer them to Steam.
But most on /. already know that marketing is one of the greatest evils ever.
I thought it was just me stuck with that quote ..
Apple and Samsung are blatantly copying WinCE 6 and PalmOS!
Cheap Concorde knock-offs from China incoming in 3.... 2.... 1....
It's even easier to change the label on a container.
Are you arguing that the US is in Afghanistan for oil?
Android devs earn cash on the ads, not the app sales.
No AI. Color cycling. Fractals. What you saw in the demo scene in the eighties, is now available as a visualisation plugin for Media player or Winamp. it looked impressive back then, but it were mere hacks pushing the metal to its fullest. Still they all used the same similar tricks. I watched a few of those again some time ago and was not impressed anymore.
"The business just gives themselves the right to alter the conditions of the contract at any time"
I'd say that is illegal practice. It is always possible to reject contract changes.
Uh, isn't the burden of proof with the telco? Why would you be required to prove innocence? ..
Besides that, I still can't understand it. What if your iPhone broke down and you got an Android replacement. Wouldn't that trigger the tethering detection as well? You yanks are a weird bunch