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4/3/2009


Mob Keeps Google Street View Car From Taking Pictures

Filed under: News — Charlie Summers @ 5:01 pm

From TechnologyExpert: Ex: Mob Keeps Google Street View Car From Taking Pictures

From the article: “Be proactive: rather than protest the inclusion of your residence in Google’s Street View with a lawsuit afterwards, keep the Street View car from taking pictures in the first place. That’s what happened in the U.K., in Broughton, in Buckinghamshire, where a mob kept a Street View car from taking pictures.”

Way past time someone stood up to this unnecessary invasion of personal privacy…

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The FBI Says I’m a Millionaire

Filed under: General — Charlie Summers @ 8:22 am

Ok, we all get those annoying 419 scam letters (you know, like, “you are eligible to receive the sum of $7,500,000.00 USD (Seven Million Five Hundred Thousand United States Dollars) regarding to an over-due Inheritance / Award payment which was fully endorsed to be paid in your favor”), but the one I got this afternoon cracked me up. It has an “official” FBI letter of authentication:

<sarcasm>Wow…if it wouldn’t be for the “United States Goverment” and “Governmen of Nigeria” typos (consistency, scammers, consistency…), I’d be sure the letter is legitimate.</sarcasm>

Seriously…does anyone fall for this crap?

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