New eBay page has a really interesting design. Good use of CSS and HTML.
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Celebrating 20 years of Nonsense, Powered by Natural Intelligence.
If you’re whoring for page-hits, then you should come up with sensationalistic headlines. Ars Technica-employed journalist, Dan Goodin knows exactly how to do that.
Confirmed: Apple-owned fingerprint software exposes Windows passwords
Bra-effin’-vo! Add Apple in the headline and wait for the page-hits to increase at an alarming rate.
The headlines is not inaccurate because AuthenTec revealed that they were acquired by Apple Inc. on July 26, 2012. The problem with the headline is that Apple had nothing to do with the vulnerable software. It is not a quality headline anyone would expect from someone who graduated from UC Berkeley with Masters of Journalism degree. It is a type of headline one would expect from TMZ or National Enquirer.
What kind of headlines this Ars Technica-employed journalist can come up with next?
“HP CEO acquired Skype for eBay”
From AT&T Customer Proprietary Network Information or CPNI page:
AT&T companies that provide telecommunications and interconnected Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) service (which permits VoIP customers to both send and receive calls to/from customers with traditional telephone/telecommunications service) would like to share your customer proprietary network information within the AT&T family of companies for our own marketing purposes, including using that information to offer you additional products and services.
You can opt out of this service by going to www.att.com/ecpnioptout.
If you’re Verizon customer, you can also opt out.
It is unclear if iPad users on Verizon are affected by this. Verizon would not allow users to register iPad on My Verizon. Verizon requires user to register to My Verizon before they can review their privacy settings.
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You might be wondering what Meatloaf’s thinking.

South Park: Season 16 Episode 10 – “Insecurity” | video stream | iTunes | Amazon
The man who visits all the homes in South Park every day is now under suspicion. The luxury of having packages delivered to your doorstep is suddenly a threat to every family in the neighborhood.
Cartman takes matters into his own hands and signs up for a home security system.
Original Air Date: 2012-10-10 | Press Release
Watch “Insecurity” stream on South Park Studios starting Wednesday October 10th, 2012 at 11:00 p.m. Pacific Time until Tuesday October 16th, 2012.
You can search for “South Park S16E10“, but you will not find any leaks before the episode aired. You can watch the preview, though.
“Insecurity” Preview
“This Happens All The Time” – Cartman has some series concerns after speaking with his home security company. (Flash | MP4)
Notes:
Images are courtesy of South Park Studios.
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Amazon has South Park DVD’s on sale this week (for the week of September 24th, 2012)