The loophole Lifehacker posted earlier still works for some people. I just invited a friend today and he got the email about an hour ago and was able to sign up.
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I'm not sure if they do, to be honest, I was just clarifying what geiko said.
That is awesome! Thank you.
I found out because of Jezebel a few years ago. I should've learned about him in school. Where they teach us stuff.
While I've really wanted to try this in the past, I have fallen in love with Pandora. I signed up for an invite, but it has to be pretty awesome and comparably priced to get me away from Pandora One.
He doesn't have an established relationship with Spotify so he doesn't have priority like he does with Google.
Petsmart in Austin, TX would only sell a fish to someone under 18. When I was 16, I took my sister to buy a hamster (test to see if she could care for a pet, she wanted a cat) and they would only sell me a fish. We got a betta and I ended up taking care of it for a couple years until it apparently got sucked into the…
We're talking about the incoming stream. Incoming stream consists of things people have shared with you when those people aren't in your circles.
They would only see stuff that you say is public, and even if you never post public things, they're still following you. You're just making it difficult.
I have no idea.
The better-safe-than-sorry part of it is if your one partner strays, you won't get cancer from it, too.
I responded to my (16 year old) soon to be brother-in-law's status condemning gay people for having the audacity to hang out in public. It created a small shit storm and I hope he learned something from it. But I doubt it. However, his mother (also a devout Catholic) took my side, which was surprising.
The biggest difference is you can follow people who aren't following you. You can add Mark Zuckerberg, who is apparently the most followed guy on Google+ even if he doesn't care about you. You can't do that with Facebook friends lists.
Perhaps you should look into the many, many prisoners locked up right now based on evidence less than this.
The public will probably never know the full truth. However, a not guilty verdict means that in a court of law, there was reasonable doubt as to her guilt. There are strict rules about the evidence that is presented to the jury.
If you're in one of their circles, they're following you.
You can differentiate between friends. For example, everyone I invited through Lifehacker is in my Lifehacker circle. Then I have a circle for my real life friends, my web friends, my family, coworkers, etc.
Your incoming stream is filled with updates from people that are following you, that you are not following. So, people that have you in a circle, but are not in your circles.
It's super fast. Using Win 7 and OS X.