The worst thing about this story it that it would probably be unnoticed if it happened at any other factory in china. But now it's Foxconn and iPad 2 so now it's interesting.

And the second hand buyers have actually proven they are willing to pay some price for the product, and not nothing at all.

What do you do If you know the following data has been compromised: email-address and possibly the password used for that email address as well (if it's the same). You fecking change the password as soon as you are aware of the fact! I'm sorry but if you didn't do that yet you deserve to be locked out of psn for ever and preferably locked out of a reproduction opportunity as well.

Stop plugging your own site it's lame, and you already have it in your signature.

Do your part and join the Mobile Infantry now to save the world!

With iDEAL you click on buy on your chosen website you come to the main login of your bank you use a username ( 8 random letter number combination) and a chosen password (min.8 letters + number) you then get a screen with a code. you have a little device yourself you put your debit card in you then enter a given code and it will give you the correct response for that given code at that given time. And if you remember the Wikileaks payment issues, paypal could just shut it off completely regardless if the bank cared about it or not. a service like iDEAL would not do that and let the bank decide for itself. As for direct payments in person that would need time and investment to change but it is still completely technically possible and more secure

When is the US consumer ever going to learn that the credit card is one of the worst inventions ever! Of course it's Sony's fault but you are using a broken system. Make direct online banking the standard, not some insanely insecure card or some horrible third-party service like paypal. Here in The Netherlands we Have iDeal We need to get to such a system on a global scale. The tech is there and it's more secure, so what the hell are they waiting for.

And It suffered heavily from a bug that would pop up in the pirated version. Ton's of people where complaining on the forums that the game was buggy and no good because of it. And other people listened and didn't buy it. So if software developers really want to do such a thing either make it a minor problem or patch it in later, because if you don't it can hurt your reputation.

Well I didn't pirate GMod and it was still a waste of my 10$ so I kinda wish I had. I love creating stuff and that's why I thought I would like GMod as well, but it didn't appeal to me at all.

The flat earthers deserve more respect they are closer to the right answer than the ID crowd

http://chem.tufts.edu/AnswersInScience/RelativityofWrong.htm

They can't even come up with something original after the words "the daily"

of 230 games in about half an hour.