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Despite its staid and strict stance against nudity and racy apps, Apple is continuing its unofficial practice of turning perfectly harmless words into demeaning slurs. Apple's censoring depends on a program that scans the iTunes database for dirty words, replacing the offending letters with asterisks.
The problem with this auto-censorship is that it doesn't recognize context. As a result, ...
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What I wouldn't give for a proper World of Goo sequel.
Reminds me of high school except these people are gauranteed to be cooler than me. http://t.co/3vVaSlz0
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