Next Time Mitt Romney when you register your VP’s domain name.. make it private…

We found a tidbit of information regarding a specific domain name that was registered to the Mitt Romney campaign initially as non-private… then they went private a few hours later after they discovered the problem.

We have a screenshot.

So come clean Mitt or we’re posting.

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Facebook appears to be in the spotlight for funding a “non-profit” to attack Google … when in reality it appears to have been fully funded by for profit Facebook.

The chairman of the Federal Trade Commission and a top FTC staffer traded emails in 2010 about whether Facebook and other tech companies were secretly funding a nonprofit group pushing hard for regulators to investigate Google Inc.

The messages, revealed in internal emails recently obtained by The Washington Times through the Freedom of Information Act, were exchanged as the FTC was being asked by the California-based group Consumer Watchdog to investigate Google’s “Street View” mapping project. The project came under scrutiny after Google said it had mistakenly harvested personal data from homeowners’ unsecured wireless networks..

The FTC correspondence centered on a May 18, 2010, report by the Wall Street Journal, “FTC Likely to Examine Google’s Wireless Gaffe,” which noted how Consumer Watchdog called on the FTC to launch a probe. The article prompted Cecelia Prewett, director of the FTC’s public affairs office, to send an email to colleagues asking, “Who’s feeding him?”

Developing…

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Photo taken at Sheetz in Reading, Pa

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Below are the results of an iPhone on AT&T’s “ultra fast network”

This post most likely will take 30 minutes to upload.

This is terrible….

Test Date: Apr 21, 2012 3:19 PM
Connection Type: Cellular
Server: Philadelphia, Pa
Download: 0.10 Mbps
Upload: 0.01 Mbps
Ping: 243 ms

External IP: 166.147.123.27
Internal IP: 10.10.75.0
Latitude: 40.2372
Longitude: -75.5730

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Yes We made the apparently viral QR code to facebook. You can use your facebook account to comment below if you want to voice your thoughts on timeline.

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Blogs going haywire over what some say was a Laser that took out the North Korean Rocket. The North Korean rocket failed 81 seconds after launch, roughly the same amount of time it takes the Boeing Missile Defense System to damage an inflight rocket. Boeing published the outcome here. On Feb. 11, 2010, Boeing, industry teammates and the U.S. Missile Defense Agency successfully demonstrated the speed, precision and breakthrough potential of directed-energy weapons when the Airborne Laser Test Bed engaged and destroyed a boosting ballistic missile.

Reports are that it was roughly a minute and a half before the ICBM was destroyed, the North Korean rocket was destroyed in a similar timeframe.

This is unconfirmed, but from what we understand the Laser shoot down was selected because North Korea (or none of the other countries for that matter) were able to detect a laser shot, so the US was able to do this making the North Koreans look at their rocket as a failure. We want to stress that this currently is speculation, but the time-frames do match in terms of time to launch to missile destruction both run at approximately 1 to 1.5 minutes of a sustained laser attack from the Boeing system. This most likely will lead the North Koreans in a long study that will delay their missile program trying to figure out what broke on their rocket, when in fact nothing broke on their side, it was shot down.

Already speculation is that the next attempt will be covered with a mirror like substance to reflect any laser attack.

Story Developing.

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Took this on 61 near deer lake

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Please do me a favor and install this Facebook app… it does nothing more than allow me to post from Tribble Agency to facebook… but I am trying to build it proper and I need people to help test it for me.

Thanks!

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Nerd Alerts is reporting that a huge flaw was discovered today regarding iOS group messaging, where it forces non-iOS users to recieve hundreds if not thousands of text messages with no way of stopping the massive bombardment. Non-Apple users such as Google Android owners cannot remove themselves from the list, subjecting themselves to potentially massive text messaging fees if they don’t have unlimited texting.

one of my friends, an iphone user, sent out a group message and included me (along with several other iphone users). the problem is that even though i’m done with my part of the conversation, i still get every single reply from EVERY OTHER MEMBER OF THE GROUP that is an ios user…which in this case, appears to be about 7 or 8 people. my phone is literally blowing up with a text message every 5 seconds.

the fun part about this is that when i reply, my message only goes to whichever user i reply to…making “group messaging” to non-ios users pretty much useless. how apple couldn’t see this as a major problem is beyond me.

The problem is pretty huge for Android users, because since they cannot group reply and you can’t remove yourself from the list, they are forced to read message after message and reply individually to each person saying to “stop”.

If this potential security flaw (in focus a security flaw to your wallet without unlimited texting) is not addressed it has the potential to be abused to a huge level.

Apple needs to address this now… non-iOS users should not be allowed to be put on groups until a better solution is found. It’s not like apple doesn’t know who the iphone users are… since clearly they are put on imessage.

Story is developing.

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Game over iPhone.

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This is what happens when you lose your way. Yahoo! the 1990′s darling of search engines decided in 2000 to give all their business to Google, at the time it was a startup in a garage.

The problem we have with this is that if they didn’t do this deal, Google would never have grown so fast, Android would not have been created, Gmail would never have existed… virtually all Google products would have never existed… because Google would still be in a Garage or another 1990′s failed startup.

Sergey and Larry owe their Riches to Yahoo, and Yahoo’s entire board from that era will go down in history as the biggest idiots the world has ever seen.

We’re publishing this today because today Yahoo announced they are firing 2000 people. We wanted to point out why they are firing those people. History is amazing isn’t it?

Yahoo! Selects Google as its Default Search Engine Provider

Yahoo! to Integrate Google’s Advanced Search Technology into Yahoo!’s Network of Properties

SANTA CLARA, Calif. and MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. – June 26, 2000 – Yahoo! Inc. (Nasdaq: YHOO) and Google Inc. today announced they have entered into an agreement that makes Google, one of the fastest growing search engines on the Web, Yahoo!’s® default search results provider. Under the agreement, Google will provide its underlying Web search engine to serve as a complement to Yahoo!’s popular Web directory and navigational guide (www.yahoo.com). Yahoo!, a global Internet communications, commerce, and media company, expects to integrate the services within the next 30 days.

“Our Web directory and navigational guide is critical to the essential set of services that we provide to those who use Yahoo! as an important part of their daily lives. Yahoo! is focused on meeting the needs of these individuals by providing them with high-quality, relevant search results,” said Jeff Mallett, president and COO of Yahoo!. “Yahoo! selected Google because they share our strong consumer focus. Google has clearly demonstrated its ability to scale with the rapid growth of the Web, making it a particularly good match for Yahoo! as we continue to expand our global presence. We are very pleased by this agreement.”

Google is widely recognized for its award-winning advanced search services, which use powerful technologies to determine the importance and relevance of Web pages. Most recently, Google was a recipient of The Webby Awards’ prestigious Best Technical Achievement award, as well as its People’s Voice Award. Google was also selected as “Best Search Engine on the Internet” by Yahoo! Internet Life; named as one of the “Top Ten Best Cybertech of 1999″ by TIME magazine; earned the “Technical Excellence Award” from PC Magazine; and was chosen “Best Search Engine” by The Net. In addition, Google recently was named the No. 1 search engine in a search and portal site tracking study conducted by NPD, a leading independent research company. Google led all search engines with 97 percent of its users indicating that they would recommend Google to a friend.

“Google’s search services help individuals find the information they’re looking for on the Web with unprecedented levels of ease, speed, and relevancy,” said Larry Page, co-founder and CEO of Google. “Through this relationship, Yahoo!’s vast audience will now benefit from increased accuracy and rapid return of high-quality, relevant search results.” “We’re extremely proud that Yahoo! has selected Google to complement its existing directory and navigational guide,” added Sergey Brin, Google cofounder and president. “This is a significant milestone for Google and a strong validation of our business strategy.”

Yahoo!, the most popular navigational guide to the Web, was founded on the principle of building a directory around subject-based, demographic and geographic content. Unlike search engines, which use automated “spiders” to electronically crawl the Web to capture and store sites in the search engine’s index, Yahoo!’s staff of experts appropriately categorizes Web sites into an intuitive hierarchical organizational structure. Yahoo!’s directory features content and services within relevant context that can be browsed quickly and easily. The Google search engine will complement these services by providing Yahoo!’s vast audience with additional search capabilities on the Web. Page views generated from Google search results on Yahoo! will become part of Yahoo!’s advertising and merchandising inventory.
About Google Inc.

Google Inc. provides the best Internet search experience, and accomplishes this for millions of users daily by delivering a powerful, fast, and easy-to-use search service for finding the most relevant information. Google powers 76 portal and destination sites worldwide, including international customers in 20 countries: Austria, Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, India, Italy, Mexico, Poland, Portugal, Saudi Arabia, Scotland, Spain, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, and Venezuela. A growing number of companies, including Netscape and The Washington Post, rely on Google to power search on their Web sites. A privately held company based in Mountain View, Calif., Google’s investors include Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers and Sequoia Capital. For more information about Google, visit www.google.com.
About Yahoo!

Yahoo! Inc. is a global Internet communications, commerce and media company that offers a comprehensive branded network of services to more than 145 million individuals each month worldwide. As the first online navigational guide to the Web, www.yahoo.com is the leading guide in terms of traffic, advertising, household and business user reach, and is one of the most recognized brands associated with the Internet. The company also provides online business services designed to enhance the Web presence of Yahoo!’s clients, including audio and video streaming, store hosting and management, and Web site tools and services. The company’s global Web network includes 22 local World properties outside the United States. Yahoo! has offices in Europe, the Asia Pacific, Latin America, Canada and the United States, and is headquartered in Santa Clara, Calif.
Press Contacts:

Shannon Stubo, Yahoo! Inc., (408) 530-5144, sstubo@yahoo-inc.com
Cindy McCaffrey, Google Inc., (650) 930-3524, cindy@google.com

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This is the deal of the century. Clearly Apple loves its customers and we’ll disregard the part that the first generation iPod’s can melt in your hands.. literally.

However the new iPod deal isn’t too terrible…

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This is another test of a wordpress plugin, please comment on facebook as they should technically show up here as well.

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On opening weekend I purchased tickets though Fandango for the Reading PA R/C Theatres Movies 11 & IMAX to see The Hunger Games. I arrived roughly an hour early to my surprise there were NO seats. Not “no seats” as only neck breaking front seats, I mean NO seats at all — standing room only.

The IMAX theater is roughly 45 minutes from my home. So it’s a huge hassle to watch another show (which is what we ended up doing) So instead of the 7 pm show, we were stuck watching the 10 pm show, meaning I didn’t arrive home until 1-2 AM.

One of the employees at the R/C Theatres – R/C Reading Movies 11 & IMAX stated that this happens “sometimes” and apologized, but my problem wasn’t with the theater, they did do their best to solve it, my problem was with Fandango, I e-mailed them explaining what happened and received no reply. Zero.. nothing.

You would think that a company of that size would at least offer an apology for using their service and not receiving the show I paid for at the time I paid for it.

I have to admit I am not happy at all with Fandango, and I would like you (if possible) to spread the word about this on Facebook and other social media sites, if it happened to me it can happen to you. Fandango needs to clarify their policy on overselling seats in a movie theater and needs to clarify their refund policy.

If you pay for a 7 pm movie at a theater nearly an hour away from your house, you should be able to see the purchased movie at the purchased time.

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The centerpiece of the initiative, called Open Advertising, will be a video-focused Web site, openadvertising.aaaa.org, that is to go live on Wednesday. It is meant to address a survey last year that concluded the industry was falling short in its attempts to attract and keep talented employees. The New York Times Reported

The problem with this is that after WPP fired 7,000 employees and Omnicom noted in 2009 that they save $116,000 for each employee they hand a pink slip… and boy did they hand out pink slips, to the tune of 3,500 people then Interpublic went on a firing spree that threw 3,500 people on the street.

We told you back in 2009 that this was going to happen, and now these advertising agencies are begging people to come back…. after being laid off for the past 3 years.

Enjoy the new reality.

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