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	Title and summary	Date/time
1	Blind Monkeys Everywhere There are things you expect from big companies, like Google for example. You expect some level of talent. You expect scalability. You expect (now that it's so big) some level of treachery. But sheer incompetence? Well, I didn't. I should have known ...	Aug 25, 2022 7:06:00 AM
2	Google is reading your email We learned this week that Google tipped the police about some child porn in one of it's users mailbox, and I have a big problem with this. While I'm glad there's one less child molester running around, the fact that Google got its hands on this image(s) ...	Aug 5, 2014 1:44:00 AM
3	iTunes Match vs. Google Play Music on the iPhone Okay, so we already had a look at both services on the desktop. It's now time to get to the iPhone for a mobile app comparison. Why the iPhone? Because on Android, you cannot use iTunes Match. It's that simple. On the Apple's front, the default music app ...	Feb 14, 2014 12:17:00 AM
4	iTunes Match vs. Google Play Music on the desktop My iTunes Match subscriptions isn't working anymore (some tech issue that will be fixed soon I hope) so I got to test Google Play Music for a couple of weeks. That's great! In this first post, I will compare both services on the desktop. There is a ...	Feb 10, 2014 1:27:00 AM
5	Google's data centers Ok, ok, everyone has seen them. Yet. Those pictures are pretty impressive. http://www.google.co...	Oct 21, 2012 2:14:00 AM

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All that is in there is just stuff I made up for the most part. However, the chances that some truth found its way in it are non negligible so this possibility should not be discarded. After all, I usually link to my sources. That said, those sources are most likely probably completely made up as well. You want to make sure it's going to work? Try it out for yourself. Ah, as well, those parts that are not blatantly stolen to others are © Pieroxy. Obviously. And last, but not least, thanks to David Vignoni for his icon set nuvola, to Manfred Klein for his font Stampede and to George Herriman for the work of his life, Krazy Kat.