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Submission + - Cyanogen Inc and Cyanogenmod Creator part ways

Submitted by bulled on Thursday December 01, 2016 @12:15PM

bulled writes: In the middle of a press release discussing the move of employees from Seattle to California, Cyanogen Inc notes that it has parted ways with Steve Kondik. It is unclear what this means for the future of Cyanogenmod.

Submission + - RIM co-CEO cries "No Fair" on security question (bbc.co.uk)

Submitted by bulled on Thursday April 14, 2011 @06:31PM

bulled writes: When asked about letting governments in Asia and the Middle East into the "secure" message service used by their Blackberry devices, Mike Lazaridis, the co-chief executive or RIM, walks out on the interview and says "We've dealt with this, the question is no fair." By dealt with, we can only assume he meant "been paid handsomely to let governments read what they wish."

Submission + - Return of the Vinyl Album

Submitted by bulled on Monday April 16, 2007 @11:57AM

bulled writes: NPR ran a story this morning about the comeback of Vinyl. They highlighted a turntable with a USB interface and speculated on the possible reasons for the resurgence. They mentioned sound quality and lack of DRM as possible causes. Sound quality can and will be debated but the second reason should get the response, "Duh."

Submission + - Verizon wins injunction against TXT spammer

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bulled

on Tuesday February 27, 2007 @12:08AM

bulled writes: "cnet.com is running a story about a suit Verizon Wireless recently won against a company that was delivering spam text messages. Specialized Programming and Marketing and Henderson was ordered to pay more than $200,000 in damages to Verizon Wireless."

Submission + - Chinese Wikipedia Content differs from English

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bulled

on Friday December 01, 2006 @01:19PM

bulled writes: "news.com is running a story on differences found in Wikipedia's Chinese site content from content on the same subjects from the Enlish site. The article goes into a discussion about how the "sanitized" information is so prevalent in Chinese education that it is seen as the "truth"."

Submission + - 4th Circuit Court Sides with Spammer

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bulled

on Tuesday November 28, 2006 @02:29PM

bulled writes: "The 4th Circuit court ruled in favor of Omega World Travel today, allowing them to procede with their suit against an anti-spam activist. This goes to show that is the Federal government is going to do nothing about spam, they shouldn't legislate that they will do nothing."

Submission + - Obivous test for patents questioned

Submitted by bulled on Monday November 27, 2006 @07:17PM

bulled writes: news.com Is currently running a story about a case coming before the US Supreme Court on testing new patents for "obviousness". The decision has potential to significantly impact the High Tech industry. The usual gang of idiots have lined up on both sides of the issue.

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