"Leaving a job is never easy."

Unfortunately, the true believers won't see this for the hypocrisy it reveals, but will just assume it is a lie and rather than shake the foundation of their belief system, it will only serve to reinforce it.

Nice beaver!

Well, Roald Dahl (author Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, James and the Giant Peach and more) was a British fighter pilot until blackouts grounded him and he went on to be both a successful writer and spy, so this guy really needs to look at the potential bright side.

Lenina Huxley: Do you see any cows around here, detective?

I can't imagine why they're okay with the loo$ey-goo$ey idea. $omething mu$t be $upplanting their integrity.

Not to demean the gravity of this photograph and the situation, but this image just makes me think someone is seconds away from pulling off the greatest 'Two Girls, One Cup' reaction video of all time.

I'll bet if you wear that around, it won't be big brother's roaming eyes you have to worry about, but his roaming hands instead.

CSV means Card Security Value. There are many different terms for it.

Unlike account information, the credit card information was encrypted and the CSV code was never stored. Maybe that just means they have to be unencrypted or maybe it means they are safe, I don't know.

I think it has less to do with begin pissed and more to do with not trusting SONY with their credit card information again.

Bad Pitt actually owns the movie rights to it, so I'd be surprised if he wasn't staring in it.

Hackers of the sort who steal and sell identity information are terrorists.

Only one side has my personal information and an obligation to protect it, and therefore should be held to a higher standard.

While I generally disagree with the blame the victim mentality, this is the second time in the last four months that a company I deal with has arrogantly taunted the hacking community and suffered the consequences.

Yes, games are more expensive, but generally, renters keep a game from Gamefly far longer than they keep a game from Netflix, and the subscription is more expensive.

Every now and then, I actually root for Microsoft to squash a bug.

That guy doesn't look nearly as evil as he is.

I don't give enough of a shit about what other people on a plane think about me or what I'm doing. If it has good games, I'm playing it. Period.