I think the lesson here is, buy a 3D printer and start your own online shop. Accept mail-in parts, do the measurements, print the replicas, mail them back to the customer. Have an accurately labeled, browseable database of all parts you've printed for future quick sales.

I feel dirty now.

I knew I probably didn't have the full story. I didn't mean to insult this based on my admittedly nonexistent understanding of how it was made. Just speaking on face value.

I think where you "really need them" is eagle-eyeing cases like the upcoming Great Pakistani Content Firewall ([arstechnica.com]), not every flash game dev missing out on some cash.

"but why make your pinky finger tired if you don't have to?"

I feel sorry for anyone who actually tries this. Not only have Anonymous sources stated it's a scam, but you know how legitimate software devs say not to download their software from anywhere but their official sources? Well there's no such thing as an official Anonymous source for downloads, and thus there's no such…

Correction: "Now there's gonna be a bunch more suckers with viruses."

That's like saying Amazon will be flooded with books that suck. If you don't want it, don't trust it, or don't like it, then don't use it... right?

Agreed. The easy way I did this was leave my phone plugged in at work, start capturing video, and come back 20 minutes later. When I stop the video it auto uploads to Dropbox (20 minutes got me roughly 500mb).

Promoting because the promote button doesn't seem to be working lately.

Seems a little shady to charge $2 to the stuck-on-GB market share for something just ripped out of ICS, especially when the free version is just the paid version with functionality stripped OUT.

Quarter tone clarinet. Its like two clarinets in one, with one being a quarter tone off.

FWIW, AV-Test just posted an update to their article today admitting their method may be flawed:

I think how visible it is depends on the brightness/contrast of your monitor, but at least I'm not the only one who didn't notice it before ;]

Actually, I just went to the site on my work PC and I can see the background image, clear as day, looking straight on, and can't see it at all from the high angle. Weird. I didn't think my monitors were THAT different.

Improvements are always good I guess?

Yes, clearly the Freemason aura has the connotation of Templarish activity, if anything. But the logo similarity is unmistakable. My thoughts would be, the FreeTemplarMasons adopted the compass/square to sow confusion and misinformation about the Assassins.

*looks at title image again, big fat grin*

Granted, Backupify isn't exactly competing in Lifehacker's market, but it seems a little unusual that their entire article is simply reposted here, even if it is a short one, and hard to summarize. Not that I'm offended, in fact I'm glad I got to read it, and I wouldn't have, had it not been posted here.

Those sound effects are insanifying enough when it's only a 4 minute youtube video...