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Toon (not video)- Hitler reacts to being compared to Obama
Nigh-undetectable ATM skimmer
If the previous ATM skimmer posts didn't scare the pants off you, this one from San Fernando Valley, which Brian Krebs reports on, might. It has a near-undetectable pinhole camera for recording timestamped footage of your PIN entry, and apart from that indicator, the only way to spot it is to yank hard on the front of the ATM before you start using it.
Still, its good and healthy to be somewhat paranoid while at an ATM. Make sure nobody is shoulder surfing you to watch you enter your PIN. A simple precaution defeats shoulder surfing and many other types of video-based PIN stealing mechanism: Cover the PIN pad with your hand or another object when you enter your PIN.
http://boingboing.net/2012/04/24/nigh-undetectable-atm-skimmer.html
Toles Toon: Doesn't solve anything
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Nina Easton is a streetwalker for the Rich
Don't blame the 1% for America's pay gap
April 24, 2012: 5:00 AM ET
It's time to end the myth that the nation's wealthy are getting rich off the backs of the poor. Instead let's figure out what they're doing right.
By Nina Easton, senior editor-at-large
FORTUNE -- What if I told you that there was a group of hard-driving workaholics who tend to have advanced degrees and bring a level of talent and skill to their jobs that attracts premium pay in the global economy?
Scholars have found that this group is more likely than much of the population to raise their children in two-parent homes.
You might think this was a group people would admire, even emulate, right? Not so. For this is the much-maligned 1%, whose media infamy via the Occupy Wall Street protests, followed by President Obama's populist reelection message, is now firmly embedded in the American psyche.
more puke inducing crap:
http://finance.fortune.cnn.com/2012/04/24/pay-gap-rich-poor/?hpt=hp_c1
I can't use the "W" word, but she is definitely servicing the 1%'ers. If only we all were college educated, we would all be rich!
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