Josh doesn't deserve pitty

lmfao. I remember that. xD

...where?

Please. Just. Stop. v_v

I'm not even going to bother answering.

I know nothing.

pretty much

www.cnn.com/2009/US/07/15/quadrillion.dollar.glitch/index.html

"A technical snafu left some Visa prepaid cardholders stunned and horrified Monday to see a $23,148,855,308,184,500 charge on their statements."

blogs.findlaw.com/strategist/2009/06/attorneys-million-dollar-dare-comes-back-to-haunt-him.html

"Cheney Mason went on Dateline and offered a million dollars to anyone who could prove that his client, Nelson Ivan Serrano, was actually able to travel across two states and kill four people in the time that prosecutors had alleged.

A South Texas College of Law graduate, Dustin Kolodziej, saw the segment and decided to take Mason up on his dare. He retraced the route the prosecutors claim Serrano took, and came in under the time limit, videotaping his progress along the way."

www.computerworld.com/s/article/9135549/Firefox_3.5_s_first_vulnerability_self_inflicted_says_scientist

"Mozilla Corp. yesterday confirmed the first security vulnerability in Firefox 3.5 and said that the bug could be used to hijack a machine running the company's newest browser."

www.adn.com/2835/story/864687.html

' "It's certainly biological," Hasenauer said. "It's definitely not an oil product of any kind. It has no characteristics of an oil, or a hazardous substance, for that matter.

"It's definitely, by the smell and the makeup of it, it's some sort of naturally occurring organic or otherwise marine organism."'

www.pcpro.co.uk/news/262270/windows-7-jumps-up-to-80.html

"The promotion ensured Windows 7 shot to the top of Amazon's charts when it was released yesterday, with the online retailer claiming that "sales in the first eight hours outstripped those of Windows Vista's entire 17 week pre-order period," according to the BBC."

www.telegraph.co.uk/scienceandtechnology/technology/microsoft/5817049/Microsoft-is-launching-a-music-streaming-service-this-month.html

"It will be a similar principle to Spotify but we are still examining how the business model will work.

Spotify users can stream music for free in exchange for listening to around a minute of advertising every half hour but for £9.99 a month, the ads will be turned off. It is thought Microsoft’s offering will be ad-supported too as well as having a paid-for premium service."