Billions of dollars in military funding and they couldn't even MD5 hash the transmitted data?

Its a pain but you can b*tch at their customer support and get your profile expunged from their servers. It was a pain but I did it once in the past. Now I keep my profile limited to Name, City, Company, and networks. No personal details at all in my profile.

I am also seeing that more and more people are calling them promoters and advertisers by adding 1,000 friends on there and don't realize the information they are disclosing. The biggest example is the Palin email account hacking that most of the answers to security questions was found in her Facebook.

I could not imagine dedicating that much time into a game and then having any reason to wake up the next morning after you beat it.

If you work in a support field, you are on call. I have worked in data and voice engineering since I was in college and have been required to be on call as the systems you maintain are business critical. One job was not paid however the one I currently am with now pays 3 extra hours of normal wages the week you are on call for the inconvenience and every call that comes in from the automated system that requires work you are allowed to take over time on. These customers rely on their systems to do business so any smart company will pay their employees accordingly to take care of them. Money doesn't help with the pain of being woken up in the middle of the night but you at least get more willing and helpful employees IMO and experience

MMS almost crashed ATT's network along with constant complains that the iPhone strains ATT heavily..... how the heck are they gonna handle VoIP traffic when they can barley keep calls up in major cities? I am all for this idea and think its great but be real people.

Kinda stupid. I rather remote into my laptop with my iPhone and play poker anywhere.

I wonder if it was loaded with downloaded Beatles albums.

I just copyrighted a fart.

Ha. Karma is a b*tch.