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Gay Sex vs. Straight Sex « OkTrends – Gay issues have been in the news a lot lately, from the debate over same-sex marriage in Congress to a sickening rash of gay-bashing here in New York City. We see a lot of emotion out there, instead of information, and we wanted to provide some data-based context on sexuality so that people might make better choices about what they say, think, and do.
Apple Patents Anti-Sexting Device | Techcrunch – Today the US Patent and Trademark Office approved a patent Apple filed in 2008, which, get this, prevents users from sending or receiving “objectionable” text messages. The patent’s official title? “Text-based communication control for personal communication device” which actually doesn’t use the pretty ridiculous noun/verb “Sexting,” but come on, we all know what they mean.

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Report: Teen gets 15 years for Facebook blackmail | Digital Media – CNET News – A Wisconsin teenager convicted of using Facebook to blackmail classmates into sex was sentenced to 15 years in prison, according to an Associated Press report.
Apple creating “explicit” category for App Store | TUAW -
Ask an Expert: How to Watch Porn on Your iPhone – iphone porn – Gizmodo -
CineKinkster: And the winner is… – Rounding out multiple days of screenings and parties in our seventh(!!) annual appearance, here are the CineKink awards for 2010…
CineKink ’10 | kink+culture – This years CineKink was the best I’ve seen. I didn’t love everything I saw, but as a whole the quality and diversity of films has gotten much, much better. What was really great was that so many of the film makers weren’t into BDSM themselves! It’s so good to see positive images of kinky people, not as villains or as comic relief, but as ordinary folks with all of the complexity as anyone else.
Google Gets Sued Over Buzz: Why It Should Have Said “Please?” | ReadWRiteWeb – It seems that some others think this lawsuit is merely a “pure money grab”, but we think that Google’s actions can have real-world consequences for the more than 30 million Gmail users it signed up for the service without properly testing it beforehand. And even if they had properly tested it beforehand, those people signed up for an email service, not a social network.