I didn't care for the phrasing at all. By using 4/5, that implies lower, and stands out far more than the word double. The conclusion drawn by most would be "less than", which is quite misleading from the actual data of…
It isn't compatible with my Droid X either, which surprised me. Play doesn't tell me why, which is inconvenient.
Do you have any examples of these programs that you would recommend?
Worth noting though is that there is a link to this page on their home page, implying that this isn't supposed to be restricted to those with an account. (I guess just visiting their page is considered supporting them?)
The article seems to be implying that it's more policy change, such as the case of Thomas A. Drake they use as an example. Additionally, they shouldn't need to use the espionage act for basic leaks. I would imagine…
It's in the window title, but I agree, it should be on the page. In Chrome, my tabs only show me about 2 words, so I never see that title.
I didn't care for the phrasing at all. By using 4/5, that implies lower, and stands out far more than the word double. The conclusion drawn by most would be "less than", which is quite misleading from the actual data of…
It isn't compatible with my Droid X either, which surprised me. Play doesn't tell me why, which is inconvenient.
Do you have any examples of these programs that you would recommend?
Worth noting though is that there is a link to this page on their home page, implying that this isn't supposed to be restricted to those with an account. (I guess just visiting their page is considered supporting them?)
The article seems to be implying that it's more policy change, such as the case of Thomas A. Drake they use as an example. Additionally, they shouldn't need to use the espionage act for basic leaks. I would imagine…
It's in the window title, but I agree, it should be on the page. In Chrome, my tabs only show me about 2 words, so I never see that title.