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I simply think this is a lie. Until proven otherwise.

Yeah, a little moronic not to mention it. At least their hearts are in the right place... I love how the industry spin this SHIT: "5 layered unbreakable display! BUY NOW!" roughly translated to : "plastic screen please buy this spin, and the phone.

I expected Motorola to produce a solution at the end of this. What a useless pile of shite. It actually reiterates, to me, how much money Motorola stand to make off broken screens.

yeah, THEY'LL fit nicely in my first system with the 5960x, intel 750 1.2GB the other two will fit nicely into my other system with a 5960x, intel 750 1.2GB Not to mention the DDR4 G Skill 32GB of ram in each. I've also 6 4k monitors, hopefully next gen will support multi 4k monitor gaming.

All these poor people that care about GDDR. Get a decent job and buy HBM. Poor people. Pfft.

* advice.

You called me naive, which was a subjective insult and patronizing... Anyway, moving on from your righteousness - personally it seems to me that the rarity of intercepting such "terror" attacks is a perfect example of how little information they can actually move through. I'm sure there are plenty of people who work in the IT industry here, myself for one. It doesn't make me a leading expert in the NSA's advanced algorithms to filter through photos of "the girl next door".

What? Read what I wrote, there isn't enough storage (infrastructure) in the world to record and store everyone's phone calls and text messages. THAT's my point. Do you have a shaved smooth vagina and double D's? No? Then I wouldn't worry your little brain about it. They don't have access to our data whenever they want, they simply don't have the TIME TO DO THAT. They work off leads, and then yes of course they can access anyone's phone, generally the person who is planning on sending the pentagon anthrax in most cases. I would imagine these incredibly important people would use encryption. If not they're morons, and not simply because "OMG THE NSA ARE WATCHING US", but because criminal cunts are probably watching them.

Also, how frequently do people go through phones? I for one change mine each year, sometime 1.5-2 years. This is just a nothing claim.

There are more than 7 BILLION (7,000,000,000) mobiles in the world. Show me infrastructure that can efficiently hack a quarter of that and I'll be blown away. No one cares about you. Not even the cunts at the NSA. (Saying that though I do appreciate that invasion of privacy is revolting and quite humiliating for the USA and UK, but in reality it won't affect anyone here, anyone you know or anyone they know.)

I'd recommend the deathadder - IF you don't slam your mouse down on a regular basis. :rolleyes: It's incredibly brittle. I'm on my 3rd (possibly 4th). The reason I'm on my 3rd or 4th is because of the ergonomics, weight and physical click of the buttons is second to none (IMO). I'm pretty much a FPS player and nothing else, bar MGSV. Can I also recommend the RAT3 or RAT5, highly customizable and they feel great on a good mouse pad.

I like java a lot, but recently started working with JavaScript and AngularJS a LOT. It's more of a framework, but I love angular

Yep! Exciting times!

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