domas

He had no idea that he was famous during this experiment/torture/show. Before starting he was told that "it might be shown on TV".

Actually there are some CSS vulnerabilities that works without JavaScript like <div> overlay affecting phishing attacks: http://i8jesus.com/?p=10

Via: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/718611/css-injection-what...

My week old bike was stolen from secure locked shed. Unfortunately I learned that not every shop keeps serial numbers on the record the hard way. Now hoping for impossible that police might find the culprit. This time around I'm recording serial number, doing multiple customizations to the bike and just received specialized GPS device to be hidden in the bike itself. And the insurance of course.

It's definitely a phone in the video: http://i.imgur.com/MgBcxMw.png

You can see its top at the bottom of the photo.

If you type snapbugz.com into snapbugz.com, you can break the Internet. So please, no one try it—even for a joke. It's not a laughing mater. You can break the Internet.

The goal should be attracting customers that want to read your emails. If they are using disposable emails, that means you do something wrong. Maybe you should skip email requirement?