Posts Tagged ‘
georetardation ’
Firstly, there are enough people living in New Hampshire that robbers were able to steal $100,000 worth of stuff from them.
Secondly, Facebook Places finally has its obligatory scary anecdote to frighten anyone not afraid of using it ...
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Hiding! From sex offenders! (Actually, it's supposed to tell you where the sex offenders are, but it doesn't really look that way.)
[SFWeekly via Gawker]
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I bet that shiny, new "Brooklyn 4 Life" badge doesn't look as hot when someone steals your fancy iPhone, does it?
As Foursquare and its ilk spreads across the techie crowd like digi-herpes, a key detail has been ...
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Video site Crackle has expanded its video line up, with over one hundred movies now available for free on-demand.... if you live in the United States.
Georetardation isn't a new concept, and Crackle isn't alone in restricting access ...
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Having made a number of blogging related predictions, I move on to the tech scene. While there's probably a list to come (and its own post) there's one area I've been watching very closely this year, and ...
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I've written many times here at The Inquisitr and on other sites before about my complete hatred of georetarding, the blocking of content, particularly (but not exclusively) video content based on a users location in the world. ...
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