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holding you like the gamer hold !!!!! i uh i uhmmm ... i want to request Gangle and Kinger >_< being a mentally unstable duo that sloppy kiss to cope ( SUCK ON THAT FLAT FUCK'S FACE !!!!! / ref ) nf and i luv you will never stop mentioning how much i luv you my dearest honeydew lovecake muah !

fuck that old man!!! /pos

thank you for the request my dearest,most cute and amazing little glazed honeybun

kissing u ,lov u too!!

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The Rolling Stones Sing for Cereal (1964)

1964: The Rolling Stones and Rice Krispies *Click for MORE STONES ARTICLES“Wake up in the morning there’s a snap around the place…”February 6, 1964: The Stones record Wake Up In The Morning, a TV jingle for Kellog’s Rice Krispies cereal (aka Rice Krispies Jingle), written by Brian and one J. Walter Thompson, at Pye Studios, London. First aired on British TV on June that year. More about the…

The Rolling Stones Sing for Cereal (1964)

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ROLLING STONES TRIVIA: RICE KRISPIES JINGLE

ROLLING STONES TRIVIA: RICE KRISPIES JINGLE

Rice Krispies jingle 1964*Click for MORE ROLLING STONES TRIVIA“Wake up in the morning there’s a snap around the place…”Feb. 6, 1964: The Stones record ‘Wake Up In The Morning’, a TV jingle for Kellog’s Rice Krispies cereal (aka ‘Rice Krispies Jingle’), written by Brian and one J. Walter Thompson, at Pye Studios, London. First aired on British TV on June that year. From Snopes.com:The music…

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Whenever You Need VLOG Music: Musician Interview with 'Kingle'

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💿Musician Interview💿 Whenever You Need VLOG Music, 'Kingle' will provide you the right song. What makes this musician constantly extend his music spectrum?

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A BIT OF HISTORY: 'RICE KRISPIES JINGLE'

A BIT OF HISTORY: ‘RICE KRISPIES JINGLE’

“Wake up in the morning there’s a snap around the place…”Feb. 6, 1964: The Stones record ‘Wake Up In The Morning’, a TV jingle for Kellog’s Rice Krispies cereal (aka ‘Rice Krispies Jingle’), written by Brian and one J. Walter Thompson, at Pye Studios, London. First aired on British TV on June that year.

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EPUB vulnerabilities: Electronic reading systems riddled with browser-like flaws

Many electronic reading (e-reading) systems that support the open EPUB format have significant security vulnerabilities, new research shows.

The EPUB format relies primarily on XHTML and CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) to construct e-books, with browser engines often used to render their contents. However, say according to a team of researchers, this gives e-book reading systems similar vulnerabilities to web browsers.

According to a research paper (PDF) Gertjan Franken, Tom Van Goethem and Wouter Joosen of the imec-DistriNet Research Group, almost none of the JavaScript-supporting reading systems they looked at properly adhered to the EPUB specification’s security recommendations.

Plot twist

Using a semi-automated testbed, available on GitHub, the researchers found that 16 of the 97 systems examined allowed an EPUB to leak information about the user’s file system, and in eight cases extract file contents.

Attackers, they warn, could achieve a full compromise of a user’s system by exploiting specific aspects of the reading systems' implementation.

"​Of course, the significance depends on the platform that is used; e-readers generally won't contain sensitive files, while smartphones could contain private pictures," Franken tells told The Daily Swig.

Millions of users could potentially be affected.

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Bibliotheca, Hoopla and Overdrive are angry with major publishers

Major publishers have recently changed their ebook terms, en masse. Simon and Schuster changed their audiobook system from a perpetual model to a two year term. Hachette changed their perpetual model system last month and Penguin Random House did the same back in October. Last summer Macmillan implemented an embargo on all new titles to libraries with their science-fiction and fantasy imprint, Tor. The largest companies involved in the audiobook and ebook distribution to libraries are mad about this change.