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Thanks for your reply. 1. I pay no fees on my credit card. My full balance is paid automatically and 1-5% is refunded (depending on where I spent the money). To put that in perspec…

I'm surprised so many people are clamoring for this. While the system seems excellent overall, the lack of a rewards program on the card seems like a deal-breaker for day-to-day us…

Preface: I use aliases for every single service I sign up for in order to track who exposed my email address if I receive spam. I use Google Apps for my primary email address (whic…

It is? I didn't know that. Do you have a source? EDIT: Nevermind. I found it. Rule 502(c) of federal Regulation D of the Securities Act of 1933 prohibits advertising or general sol…

Why did you list Ruby/RoR users as developers but list everyone else as programmers? I'm learning RoR so I'm curious if there's a specific reason for your wording.

If he said it "kills the battery" would you say that it trivializes actual, no-kidding murder? I doubt it. Also, men can get raped too. I don't just mean women raping men; men rape…

That's barely a defense since it just links to dropbox.com, not to an invitation as he claims. It's clearly intended to deceive.

A referral link to Dropbox.com hidden behind a URL shortener. :/ Unfortunately, I don't have enough karma to downvote you. Hopefully someone else will oblige.

It appears that you're correct, but I'm still having a hard time believing that the legal departments of almost every major company make the same mistake. That makes me think that …

I still doubt that Facebook, Microsoft, Yahoo, Twitter, etc. are all mistaken in listing the current year in their copyright. That seems implausible.

I don't know. They might have; but I doubt Microsoft, Yahoo, and Twitter did as well. © 2012 Microsoft Copyright © 2012 Yahoo! Inc. © 2012 Twitter

Facebook © 2012 The content of Facebook wasn't first created in 2012, so I'm not sure if you're correct. In fact, I've noticed that the majority of sites don't include a date-range…

©2008 Google Forgive my ignorance, but why don't companies program the copyright year to automatically update?