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Comment: Re:I only download free books (Score 2) 310

by Eyeball97 (#40131493) Attached to: Apple Fires Back At DoJ Over eBook Price Fixing
The gp actually was more believable than you...

His made up figures *at least* he got one part right - he put it in terms of PROFIT.

In other words he wasn't arguing that publishing is free. He was arguing that the publishers get the lion's share of the PROFIT - which seems to be a fairly well established fact...

Comment: Re:Question- How did scammers do this? (Score 2) 358

by Eyeball97 (#40105181) Attached to: When Antivirus Scammers Call the Wrong Guy
Jeez, you kids are young... Did you never wonder where the phrase "Hold the line, please" comes from? It's a request to keep the line open. The caller being able to keep the line open, is by design. Perhaps some providers no longer adhere to this standard but if yours do, there's your answer.

Comment: Re:Permissions? (Score 2) 89

by Eyeball97 (#37622894) Attached to: Android Malware Using Blog As C&C Server

Ok, so let me get this right. You have to agree to permissions for everything an android app does?

Yes.

Do you just spend your whole life agreeing to stuff on your phone?

[Sarcasm]Yes that's right, because I spend every waking moment installing apps on my phone...[/Sarcasm]

I'll take my iPhone, it works, and it always works thank you.

Ok, so let me get this right. You hand over ALL your trust to the app store, and you don't care what permissions an app gets. Because the iDrones at the app store would never make a mistake and let a bad app through, right? You have an iProduct because you like it simple, and reviewing what an app has permission to do while you're installing it is far too complicated for you?

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Woman Claims Wii Fit Caused Persistent Sexual Arousal Syndrome 380

Posted by samzenpus
from the can't-stop-playing dept.
Amanda Flowers always liked her Wii Fit but now she can't get enough of it. Amanda claims a fall from her balance board damaged a nerve and has left her suffering from persistent sexual arousal syndrome. From the article: "The catering worker said: 'It began as a twinge down below before surging through my body. Sometimes it built up into a trembling orgasm.' A doctor diagnosed her with persistent sexual arousal syndrome due to a damaged nerve."

SPAM: Email Address Search

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An anonymous reader writes "Email search information varies according to what kind of email search is conducted: standard or reverse investigations"
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