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Comment #7344007
Dating Ring couldn't wait until a single date's worth of Groupon signups were had before moving on to the next pivot? http://www.groupon.com/deals/the-dating-ring-1
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Comment #6836031
The credibility of CBS and 60 Minutes? This presumes CBS and 60 Minutes had any credibility remaining after 60 Minutes got caught pumping up a fictional account of the Benghazi rai…
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Comment #6662087
I used VSee on a project a couple of years ago: http://vsee.com/api
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Comment #5348702
Roku shipped their HD1000 "Photobridge" video playing STB several years before Netflix introduced their streaming product. I know it was able to display 1080P MPEG transport stream…
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Comment #5193387
Most people don't know that the USCG has never needed a reason to board and search any boat within US waters, or any US flagged boat anywhere in the world. This doesn't seem much d…
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Comment #5180885
In 1994, it was the first to register. As registration was a manual process requiring human intervention, errors were made. I remember receiving other registrants' confirmation ema…
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Comment #5180859
In 1994, .com domains were free. They didn't charge for .com domains until several years after this. When they changed to a fee-based model, Network Solutions inherited the mgmt co…
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Comment #3649443
playnow.com is a gambling website operating in Canada but registered in the US through Verisign/Netsol. The only difference in this case is the BC gov't owns and operates playnow.c…
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Comment #3613828
Many companies have used private and/or secret channels on efnet for decades without complaint.
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Comment #3613530
At no cost you could connect to the channel with IRCII (or pick any other logging bot/client), activate logging and write a shell script to pull the logs into a website at midnight…