Considering that Amazon is probably one of the biggest "victims" of porch piracy it makes sense that they would want to put these scumbags on display. I welcome Ring's availability to expose these assholes. I live in Portland, OR where porch piracy by the homeless and worthless tweakers (not necessarily mutually exclusive) is a major issue. I think Aamzon/Ring should set up an easy way for you to upload videos of criminals actively committing a crime for everyone to see. We also need more people doing stuff like this: https://mashable.com/video/pac...

fappf.app is already taken. How about a different name?

The woman was homeless, so I'm willing to bet that her family smelled money and decided to cash in quick. I bet that Uber got a hell of a bargain because they would have likely settled for an extremely low amount, likely less than $100,000.

Because they make no money on the consoles, they are loss leaders. So if a bunch of people just ran out and bought the consoles with no intention of purchasing any games, Nintendo loses money. If they really wanted to monetize it they would have to do something similar to the Linksys WRT54G. Release a slightly higher-priced version with the ability to "hack" the OS.

The trouble with marbled crayfish....

Chuck E. Cheese has been "targeting our children with predatory gambling masked in a game" for decades now.

I work for the government and nearly all outbound traffic from the over 12,000 employees in our agencies comes through one of two IPs, depending on which side of the country you are on. So yes, it is entirely feasible that there could be hundreds of people accessing these sites behind just a single IP.

Including many Jews, as well as persecuting them and seizing their property/belongings.

Probably because Volvo will accept liability for self-driving cars. https://www.forbes.com/sites/j...

People called Romany you go the house?

I'm surprised that SF to LA is not there, or Seattle to SF. Perhaps due to land cost? Those are both major business and travel routes servicing large populations.

Just another example of stodgy people trying to hold on to antiquated business models. I agree people should be compensated for their work. However, there is a plethora of available information out there now. I heavily research most everything I buy and already know what I want when I come in to the store. By the time I pick my product I'm more interested in the best price.

Dexter figured this out long before Up. https://www.youtube.com/watch?...

I live in Portland, OR. So I know a lot of the liberals he is talking about, and they most certainly do exist. I'm sitting reading cyberchondriac's post and am wholeheartedly agreeing (and supporting) that which he or she is saying. I see and hear this stuff on a daily basis.

Haven't the British been going after pirates for hundreds of years? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...