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yemkay

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    Comment #24170070

    Only thing great about the current Indian government is their PR. BharatNet was launched on 25 October 2011 (previous government), to connect all the villages in India through Opti…

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    Comment #16782482

    The verification email too is a phishing attempt, as it gets delivered to wrong person. All it takes is just a click.

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    Comment #3669969

    Thrilled to know, this world has 150K hackers

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    Comment #2801503

    http://www.tmemo.me A reminder service for power Twitter users. Didn't get enough hits to generate any Ad revenue.

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    Comment #2374486

    Will be a good tool for design reviews. Just one feedback: Can the popup be aligned to bottom?

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    Comment #2289472

    I think, its because most people In India use Cyber Cafes, where you get only outdated PC's running XP (sometimes Windows 98) & IE 6. Some workers in Cyber Cafes don't really know …

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    Comment #2275740

    Just wondering, if the graph would look like http://www.tbray.org/ongoing/When/201x/2011/02/26/Mobile-Mon...

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    Comment #2249377

    producteev

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    Comment #2216295

    Thats coz most people just do copy cats of US ideas in India

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    Comment #2192601

    http://face.com (if you can afford API calls)

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    Comment #2147243

    This is evil. They should rather tweak their algorithm instead of blacklisting phrases?

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    Comment #1823262

    We had DOS based terminals in our college computer lab. Each of us had a different working directory, but the directories were all accessible by each other. Once I and my friend op…

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    Comment #1762738

    Sent you $75, Abraham. I'm a big fan of your Twitteroauth library :)