I used to host a free web hosting service. And as you can imagine it did attract some unsavoury characters - one of the accounts was used as a MySpace phishing account, it was only on-line for 1-2 days before I managed to catch and ban the account, but in this time it did manage to obtain details for over 2000 individual logins - whether or not all of these credentials worked or not I can't say for sure.
I tried contacting MySpace offering over these credentials but I didn't receive an e-mail back.
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I used to host a free web hosting service. And as you can imagine it did attract some unsavoury characters - one of the accounts was used as a MySpace phishing account, it was only on-line for 1-2 days before I managed to catch and ban the account, but in this time it did manage to obtain details for over 2000 individual logins - whether or not all of these credentials worked or not I can't say for sure. I tried contacting MySpace offering over these credentials but I didn't receive an e-mail back.
Playstation 2 sales:
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2006/06/30 106.23 million units (Japan: 23.55 million/ USA: 42.97 million/ Europe: 39.71 million)
This isn't enough of a market?
(source: http://www.scei.co.jp/corporate/data/bizdataps2_e
I thought that was the Internet?
WEebl already did it, in a much more informative and funny way! http://www.weebl.jolt.co.uk/upgrade%202.htm
The BBC is running this story also:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/4875142.stm
Ironic search results: http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=linux+vs+wi ndows
The first few results are quite unbiased.
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The first few results clearly favour Windows.
http://search.msn.com/results.aspx?q=linux+vs+win
If Microsoft want their search to be more popular their results have to be unbiased to be taken seriously.
Just food for thought.