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Thursday, February 27, 2020
Más información sobre nuestros Términos del Servicio actualizados
Tuesday, May 15, 2018
Mejoras a nuestra Política de Privacidad y Controles de Privacidad
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Monday, April 13, 2015
Important information about your Pinger Account
Hey Perico, We noticed you haven't used your Pinger phone number in awhile. Now, that may not seem like a big deal, but Pinger numbers expire so if you don't use it, you could lose it. If you want to keep your number, here's what to do: Open up the Pinger app and text or call one of your friends in the next few days. Seriously, just say "hey," and the number is all yours. If you don't want to keep your number: No biggie. We'll make sure it finds a new home. If you have any questions, email support@pinger.com and our Support team will get right back to you! - team Pinger P.S. If you're not Perico, click here to unsubscribe. Pinger, Inc., 97 S. 2nd St., Ste. 210, San Jose, CA 95113. |
Friday, March 13, 2015
Bienvenidos a Pinger! Verifica tu correo electrónico...
Hola Perico, ¡Pinger te da la bienvenida! Primero debes verificar tu correo electrónico. Es muy importante porque si olvidas tu contraseña, la única forma de recuperarla es vía correo electrónico. Solo tienes que hacer clic en el enlace... ¡así de fácil! http://www.pinger.com/ver.php?_=9ae32dac6a100f82e059019c668dcd05ca7e6a20&c=64&m=palotero3%40gmail.com&a=exe&u=673082817&tid=845 Con Pinger obtienes muchas cosas gratis:
¡Gracias y esperamos que disfrutes! - El equipo de Pinger P.D. Te pedimos disculpa si no eres Pericoo nunca has oído hablar de Pinger. Alguien ha debido de escribir tu correo electrónico por error. Envíanos este correo a support@pinger.com y nosotros nos encargamos de todo. Pinger, Inc., 97 South 2nd Street, Suite 210, San Jose, CA 95113 |
Saturday, September 22, 2012
Notificaciones por correo electrónico de Herramientas para webmasters de Google
Sabemos que es importante tener un sitio en buen estado y con buen rendimiento. Para mantenerte informado sobre el estado de tu sitio, Herramientas para webmasters de Google ahora te enviará un correo electrónico de notificación cada vez que detectemos problemas graves o importantes en tu sitio.
Solo te enviaremos correos electrónicos para los problemas que consideremos que pueden tener un impacto significativo en el estado o en el rendimiento de búsqueda de tu sitio y te proporcionaremos instrucciones claras acerca de cómo solucionarlos. Por ejemplo, te enviaremos un correo electrónico si encontramos software malicioso en tu sitio o si detectamos un aumento importante en el número de errores de rastreo de tu sitio.
En la mayoría de sitios, este tipo de problemas se produce raramente. Si tu sitio tiene un problema, limitamos el número de correos electrónicos que enviamos durante un cierto periodo de tiempo para evitar inundar tu bandeja de entrada.
Si no quieres recibir correos electrónicos de Herramientas para webmasters de Google, puedes cambiar las preferencias de envío de correos electrónicos en https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/preferences.
Esperamos que este cambio te parezca una forma útil de estar al día acerca de los problemas críticos o importantes que puedan afectar el estado de tu sitio.
Si quieres obtener más información sobre Herramientas para webmasters de Google y sobre cómo crear sitios web optimizados para Google, visita http://www.google.com/webmasters.
El equipo de Herramientas para webmasters de Google
© 2012 Google Inc. 1600 Amphitheatre Parkway, Mountain View, CA 94043
Has recibido este aviso de servicio obligatorio por correo electrónico para informarte sobre cambios importantes en tu cuenta de Herramientas para webmasters de Google.
Saturday, January 28, 2012
Cambios en la Política de privacidad y las Condiciones de servicio
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| Estimado usuario de Google: Vamos a retirar más de 60 políticas de privacidad diferentes y a sustituirlas por una sola política, más corta y sencilla. Nuestra nueva política se aplica a diferentes productos y funcionalidades y refleja el deseo de crear una experiencia sencilla e intuitiva en los productos de Google. Consideramos que es un cambio importante y te pedimos que dediques unos minutos a leer nuestras Politicas de privacidad y Condiciones de servicio en http://www.google.com/policies. Estos cambios entrarán en vigor el 1 de marzo de 2012. | ||||
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| Multiproducto La nueva política refleja nuestro deseo de crear una experiencia más sencilla cuando utilices nuestros productos. Tanto si estás leyendo tu correo como si estás viendo un vídeo que te acaban de recomendar, queremos asegurarnos de que puedas pasar fácilmente de Gmail a Calendar, el buscador o YouTube, por ejemplo. | A tu medida Si inicias sesión en tu cuenta de Google, podremos ofrecerte sugerencias de consultas de búsqueda o personalizar los resultados que obtengas en función de los intereses que hayas indicado en Google+, Gmail y YouTube. Podremos saber qué quieres encontrar cuando buscas "rosa" o "jaguar" y ofrecerte resultados adecuados más rápidamente. | Para compartir y colaborar Normalmente, se hacen publicaciones o se crean documentos online para que otros usuarios los vean y puedan añadir información. Google recuerda la información de contacto de los usuarios con los que quieres compartir tu contenido para facilitarte el trabajo y minimizar tanto los clics necesarios para compartir el contenido en cualquier producto de Google como los posibles errores. | ||
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| Tu privacidad tendrá la misma protección Nuestro objetivo es ofrecerte la máxima transparencia y una selección tan amplia como sea posible a través de productos como el Panel de control de Google y el Administrador de preferencias de anuncios, además de otras herramientas. No hemos hecho ningún cambio en los principios de privacidad. Nunca venderemos tu información personal ni la compartiremos sin tu autorización, salvo en circunstancias excepcionales (por ejemplo, si recibimos un requerimiento legal válido). | Tenemos las respuestas a tus preguntas. Consulta las preguntas frecuentes en http://www.google.com/policies/faq para conocer mejor los cambios. (Hemos supuesto que los usuarios tendrían alguna pregunta, o quizá 22). |
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| Aviso sobre los cambios La nueva Política de privacidad y las nuevas Condiciones de servicio de entrarán en vigor el 1 de marzo de 2012. Si decides seguir usando Google una vez que se haya producido el cambio, lo estarás haciendo con arreglo a la nueva Política de privacidad y a las nuevas Condiciones de servicio. No respondas a este mensaje de correo electrónico. Los mensajes enviados a esta dirección no se responderán. No introduzcas tu contraseña de la cuenta Google si has accedido a un sitio no fiable después de hacer clic en algún enlace incluido en un mensaje de correo electrónico o en un chat. En su lugar, accede directamente al sitio correspondiente (por ejemplo, mail.google.com o www.google.com/accounts/). Google nunca te enviará un mensaje de correo electrónico para pedir tu contraseña ni ningún otro tipo de información confidencial. | ||||
Saturday, April 9, 2011
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Okay, I am going to be honest here, I lied about the next game in the Ratchet and Clank Retrospective being the Playstation 3 sequel, Ratchet and Clank Future: Tools of Destruction. Believe me, I was ready to move onto the next group of Ratchet and Clank games. However, something was nagging at me. I was done with the main PS2 games, but something was telling me there was one more. I knew what game was nagging me, but it isnât considered to be part of the main series. It is interesting since it does have references from the last game, but is radically different than the last 3 games. In my books, I think thatâs a good thing! While I enjoyed the third game in the series on the PS2, I felt it was pretty safe. Like I said in that review, I enjoyed the third game, but felt it was safe. Now, we move onto this game, definitely the black she! ep of the games, but certainly a great game in the series. The game I am reviewing today is the 4th game in the series, Ratchet Deadlocked! The first thing you notice about this game is that Clank isnât even in the title, which is odd since he was in the past games. This time however, you are ONLY Ratchet. What is even more odd is that this game is more combat-oriented, and has very little, if no puzzle-solving at all. Letâs dive into this odd experience, and review Ratchet Deadlocked! The main story is kind of like Gladiator. One day, Ratchet, Clank, and Al are on the space ship, the Phoenix, from the last game. They get a call about a well-known space hero who was killed in an illegal fighting show called Dread-Zone. As they are getting the news about the person behind the fighting show, they themselves get kidnapped to compete in Dread-Zone. Lucky for them, in a way, Ratchet is the only one made to fight. Clank is in charge of giving Ratchet advice and missions,! while Al upgrades Ratchetâs new robot friends. It is up to ! Ratchet to fight through multiple rounds and tournaments to move up the ranks and fight the number 1 Dread-Zone fighter and escape with all of the other heroes who have been kidnapped to fight in Dread-Zone. The story is definitely darker than usual and, well, I like that. I think the Ratchet and Clank series has needed a dark story, and while it isnât Castlevania Lords of Shadow-dark, it is definitely not your normal Ratchet and Clank story.The gameplay is basically the normal stuff except with a lot missing to focus on one part of the gameplay, the running and gunning. The whole game is about traveling to different planets and blasting your way through hordes of enemies and bosses. There are no Clank levels, and barely ANY platforming, so that leaves room for you and your guns and blowing stuff up! You also get your weaponry sized down with only about 11 main weapons. The side weapons, like the grappling hook, return, but other inventions, like the hacking ray are only useable b! y this gameâs secondary combat gimmick, the two robots. They act as the replacement for Clank, and actually help you out in battle. You can buy them upgrades to their weapons and armor so they can hit the enemies hard! They also help out with solving puzzles, which was always a tedious thing for me in the past games. In certain levels, the game will task you with getting into vehicles like a giant land walker, a jeep with a gun, and a ship to finish certain missions. Like I have said through this whole paragraph, this is basically the entire action parts of the past game put into one game. The graphics definitely look better than the past 3 games. It has a darker look to everything, while still having its cartoon-like art style. The music isnât anything special with it still sounding like a small Daft Punk cover band who decided to make their own music that sounds nice, but isnât memorable to me anyways. The voice acting is still very top notch with the usual cast of ! David Kaye as Clank, James Arnold Taylor as Ratchet, and Chris! Hatfiel d as Big Al returning as their original roles. We also get a new villain who is a slimy businessperson willing to make a dollar out of the death of actual heroes. His name is Gleeman Vox, who is voiced by Michael Bell. Michael Bell is famous for his role as Raziel from the Legacy of Kain series. This series might be touched upon in the future of my blog. He is also known for his roles in the Ratchet and Clank series as Dr. Nefariousâs butler, Lawrence, The Fear from Metal Gear Solid 3, and his back catalog of voice work is almost as big as Jim Cummings. Now, it is time for the bad parts of the game to be shown. At first, I was happy with this new direction with the darker tone and more action-oriented combat, but later in the game, it just becomes repetitious. I say this since you only get a limited amount of guns that can easily be upgraded due to all of the gameplay being action-oriented. This was the nice thing about the Clank sections of the past game. I mean, I loved ! blowing stuff up, but after awhile it just got boring. Again, the multiplayer seems tacked on, and not a lot of thought given to it, besides the norm back then. The game is also easier than the last game with better-executed boss fights, which is nice, but also a little boring. You can easily go through the boss fights with just using every weapon on him until his health bar decreases. All and all, Ratchet Deadlocked is definitely a good game, but it doesnât have much to offer besides a lot of awesome run-and-gun moments, and a darker story with the same great humor. I would recommend it if youâre a fan of the series, and I would pay for about 10 dollars or so for it and not 20 or more. Now that I have all of the PS2 games done and out of the way, it is time to move onto the next gen console and a good progressive story. This game gets an 8 out of 10Family Films







