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https://imgur.com/7VJET
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http://twitter.com/#!/Sushubh/statuses/49260514630569985
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http://twitter.com/#!/Sushubh/statuses/49260514630569985
https://imgur.com/7VJET
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http://twitter.com/#!/Sushubh/statuses/49260514630569985
To be added in the FAQs, huh??
It's now in the true sense a Frequently Asked Question....😀
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http://twitter.com/#!/Sushubh/statuses/49260514630569985
To be added in the FAQs, huh??
It's now in the true sense a Frequently Asked Question....😀
https://imgur.com/7VJET
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Yes, guys. So much time has been gone and hayai did not provide a single connection. Project is still pending from 2009.
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Yes, guys. So much time has been gone and hayai did not provide a single connection. Project is still pending from 2009.
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rajm11
Any channer meme???
IAmA networking expert named Robb Topolski. I'm the guy who caught Comcast's blocking of Peer-to-Peer (P2P, like Bittorrent) and ignited the debate about Net Neutrality and 'Net freedoms. AMA. : IAmA
Through this journey, I published my results, had cancer and recovered from it, my testing was the subject of major articles by the Associated Press and the Electronic Frontier Foundation, an FCC investigation which we won on its merits (then lost on jurisdiction), a class-action lawsuit that netted users up to $16 million (which I ultimately bailed out on because it didn't win users nearly enough), and an exciting feature film that documented it.
Through this journey, I published my results, had cancer and recovered from it, my testing was the subject of major articles by the Associated Press and the Electronic Frontier Foundation, an FCC investigation which we won on its merits (then lost on jurisdiction), a class-action lawsuit that netted users up to $16 million (which I ultimately bailed out on because it didn't win users nearly enough), and an exciting feature film that documented it.
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rajm11
thats good news, and Operamaniac if you post the videop you have to post the transcript as well, I am video blind here, I am sure many of us are
and here is da link
Reddit goes open source YAY
and here is da link
Reddit goes open source YAY
