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Comment #11033939
Portugal, a member of the EU has an extradition treaty with India, where criminals can be killed by the state. http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/India-Portugal-sign... Abu S…
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Comment #10153388
The very same "inventor" has a patent on sharing routes https://www.google.com/patents/US20130332076
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Comment #9943243
anyone have a link to the leaked forecast?
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Comment #8528636
This product must have sounded like a good idea to some clueless but slightly rich tech charlatans. Looking at the product page, a mediocre genius like me can tell: The intro video…
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Comment #8438210
where did they get the yeti image in the demo?
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Comment #8289492
"...comes pre-loaded with many useful applications and breaths* new life into..." *Grammar Nazi alert - breathes
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Comment #7659631
why?
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Comment #7633029
I'm on firefox 28.0 on mavericks. keep up the good work!
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Comment #7628884
Really nice app! could not go back and forward, though. (I'm on firefox)
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Ask HN:When will html 5 become the standard for mobile apps?
I think mobile apps are a very inefficient way of developing, specially if you want your product to work cross platform. Arguably, it seems to be the speed issue that keeps most co…
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Comment #7298836
The rules are more complex. I'd say just do away with the refer(r)er. http://webmasters.stackexchange.com/questions/47405/how-can-... Maybe later when you have a real problem, fix …
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Comment #7298502
There's a problem here. browsers do not send Referrer when on an https site. And they refuse to work without the header For geeks: could not find "Referrer" header.