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Wed March 10, 2010
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(Wired) Interesting Supreme Court to decide whether citizens have a right to "informational privacy" when applying for government positions, potentially opening the door to genetic screening and applicant's porn habits  (wired.com) (69)

Wed March 03, 2010
(Some Guy) Asinine Too stupid to learn the terms of your mortgage? The government stepped in to hold your hand. Now whether or not you're too stupid to find your own free credit report the government has decided to hold your hand and show you that way too  (redtape.msnbc.com) (273)

Mon March 01, 2010
(Globe and Mail) Obvious ♪Look for the union label when you are getting threatened vandalized or beatdown.♫  (theglobeandmail.com) (214)

Sat February 20, 2010
(Telegraph) Amusing Using Facebook or Twitter could raise your insurance premiums by 10 percent because they can alert criminals when users are not home  (telegraph.co.uk) (39)

Mon February 01, 2010
(American Spectator) Dumbass Ben Stein demands the release of James O'Keefe  (spectator.org) (749)

Sun January 31, 2010
(MetroWest Daily News) Stupid Man gets permit to sell raw milk, but only if he tests it to higher standards than store milk, collects personal information about every customer, and bows five times per day in the direction of power-mad town officials  (metrowestdailynews.com) (132)

Wed January 13, 2010
(Wall Street Journal) PSA Credit bureaus will soon be reporting your income to future creditor, inlaws  (online.wsj.com) (78)

Tue January 12, 2010
(Some Guy) Interesting China attacked Google. Google counterattacks with Good not Evil. No more censoring of the China domain and may pull out of China entirely  (googleblog.blogspot.com) (325)

Mon January 11, 2010
(Guardian.com) Obvious Mark Zuckerberg says no one should be upset when he sells off their personal information to the highest bidder  (guardian.co.uk) (56)
(CNN) Obvious There's a 54-to-1 chance that a "work at home" offer is a scam, and a 1-1 chance that the few legitimate jobs involve porn  (cnn.com) (46)

Wed January 06, 2010
(Engadget) Amusing "This is where we've come as a society. It takes a conglomeration of external speakers, pillows and laptop cooling apparatuses to prop up our hapless "portable" computers as we wallow in our Snuggies and fat free comfort foods  (engadget.com) (72)

Tue January 05, 2010
(Lowell Sun) Stupid Legal puzzler of the day: If state law requires teachers to be fluent in English and tape recordings prove a teacher can't speak English, how much money should the teacher win in her lawsuit?  (lowellsun.com) (175)

Sat December 26, 2009
(St. Petersburg Times) Florida Elderly man plays along with phone scammer; suddenly finds himself the most popular person in Nigeria  (tampabay.com) (120)

Fri December 04, 2009
(The Inquirer) Scary Not News: Web site for lost laptop News: They charge you to give it back Fark: They stick all your personal files up to help you confirm its yours  (theinquirer.net) (15)

Thu December 03, 2009
(CBC) Dumbass "Do you mind if I leave these sensitive government documents in your car while we go into the restaurant?"  (cbc.ca) (35)

Tue December 01, 2009
(Slate) Interesting What's the most environmentally responsible way to dispose of old pills and cough syrups? Note: "A massive weekend bender" is not an answer  (slate.com) (53)

Sat November 28, 2009
(Some Guy) Asinine In today's episode of ACORN, that wacky new sitcom: California's AG orders ACORN to release relevant documents. Oops -- ACORN can't find them. But in a wacky series of events, they turn up in a dumpster. In South Dakota  (biggovernment.com) (98)

Thu November 19, 2009
(Boing Boing) Scary Britain launches War on Piracy, will create Pirate Finder General, target piracy sites, programs and alleged pirates with full force of the law and more. This is not a repeat from the 18th century  (torrentfreak.com) (78)

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