Whatever kind of guys you're into. We're not here to judge.

I have to login to Netflix on my PS3, IPhone, Wii... Also I'm not sure when Silverlight or whatever was first introduced on Netflix streaming it wasn't a PC only service.

Not sure if serious - Or sarcastic statistic.

That means it's working!

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I think you missed the part where I explained about the opposite party being aware of the intention. Rather than an app that simply crawls Foursquare for women who have checked in nearby. The way I read the article (the summary, forgive me if I'm wrong) these women had no idea their information was being sent to this third party app for this purpose.

The similar apps are most likely related strictly to "friends" or at least women who are actively interested in providing their information with the intention of hooking up. Why the hell do you need an app to tell you there are women somewhere? Couldn't you just go to the bar and see a woman there? Do people really need to break the ice with a random text message from a stranger? That IS creepy...
At least with Facebook/Foursquare check-ins it's assumed that you're actually friends with the person. Even in that case it'd be nice to have a little correspondence and plan to meet up before hand.

Exactly my point. Say do you have any entrepreneurial skills?

Edit - Nevermind. It works now.

Also when you try to read the full story it gives you a pleasant 404.

They should have went with a business modeled tablet. Something specifically for scheduling, email, perhaps something easy to type documents on, look at slides, PDF, and spreadsheets. Surely they could have made something relatively affordable.

Welcome to 1995.

Doesn't exactly refute my claim.
Was just a slight quip anyway.

They don't want to spy on American citizens...
They just want the technology in place to do so.

...was hard to read.