I don’t really care that the MacBook’s MagSafe connector might burst into flames (Apple quality control has been a joke for a while now, particularly when it comes to hardware, and laptops); I’d like to know, however, which interpretation is true: did Flickr delete the pictures at Apple’s request (on what grounds?!), or did the original poster agree to remove them to please tech support (which shouldn’t have been needed)? It sucks in both cases; but, in the latter, it only involves Apple, not Flickr.
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Microsoft says: You can no longer use Flash for navigation [via]. (Okay, that’s not Microsoft’s fault much, this time.) Oh, but don’t worry: Flash banner ads will work just as well as before.
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