Not fraud in the criminal sense, only grounds for termination (and possible civil action if you have a contract for your job).

However you do not need to answer that question. Very few places keep records that are publicly available who got "arrested". Convicted or charged, yes there will be a record. Arrested is a grey area and not to mention how many HR people don't even call references let alone check your record. Where I live we have two public tools; something called "court view" that shows everybody ever entered into the "system" and an "interested persons report" which is a state report only you can get on yourself and can be required by employers (it also costs $20 from the state law enforcement agency)

It's theorized that microbes living in hidy-holes deep in the crust of this rock survive in the worst terrestrial conditions. That's the short version.

Why would I use different passwords? If one password is [stolen-guessed-hacked] everything is in jeopardy anyway. Our online security is a house of cards. I use one simple (for me, random for you) password at all these sites that have no personal data beyond an email address, another far more complex set for sites that have more information and a third for site that have financial or "real" data (my medical license, I am not a doctor or state account).

When I was IT manager for a big retail mfg we had a cross-country move from the SF bay area to TN (closer to shipping hubs and lower tax rates). I was hired for the new plant, and I was there setting up everything (I did not know the company knew next to nothing about technology) and the last thing shipped before the company shutdown for the move was ship the data server via 2 day FedEx. The CFO packed it up and shipped it out, as the driver pulled away from the bay the server fell off the bumper and onto the cement. They picked it up (looking undamaged in it's box). When I opened it there was a shower of parts. A HD drive had detached from the case but not the cable and had swung around in that case like a flail. CFO had NOT INSURED the shipment or taken anything apart. That and much more to save $50 here and there.

Except us "younger" readers know two things. 1) "Reading" on the internet makes our heads hurt. 2) Us "younger" readers know Rupert is a "douche".

Best line EVER: A spammer isn't going to have your cookies

I believe the first report was on the security based reality show titled "Get Smart" in the the 60's

I tried to start a non-profit to find missing people. I got C&D letters from 4 states for my website as I sought start-up, even with clearly stating I did not have 503x status. Missing people is not good business. I was surprised I did not get a note from the FBI.

Reach around the supermodel. Gasp clasp the thumb and index finger with thumb on the inside. Snap your fingers with clasp between. Bra or Swimsuit top should spring apart followed by a giggle from your target. At this point if you have mastered this move you should be able to get her to do anything you wish, just ask.

"Smoking grass" has a new meaning.

I see it being a bit hard to attach a balloon to a screwdrive or a nut and the like.

If not "hot" at least warm to the touch (maybe not your touch, but you'll never know unless you ask +) )

Is it not (according to Them) an act of piracy if we copy the software we are "renting" to another disk? I get so confused with this sometimes it's ok to copy, sometimes not.....

Are we on Apple's side again for being anti-Flash? (I lose track so easily)