
GiveOver
u/GiveOver

My email address is my first name and last name. When I sign up to a new website/service, it's common that somebody has already signed up using my email address. If I use "forgot password" I could access the account and delete it or use it for myself. Technically this is unauthorized use of somebody else's account, so I guess it would be hacking. Am I unable to use this email account for half of the internet without breaking the law?
Closed: Thank you all!
Hey :) Nooks Cranny buying turnips for 543. Fill in the form, I'll try get to as many people as possible , but only on for 30 mins!
- Fill in form
- I will dm you in small groups.
- Sell as fast as possible and please don't trample flowers!
- Store is to the north, over the river. Leave via airport and don't share code.
I will stand outside plaza in a top with red flowers. Tips appreciated but not necessary!
Edit: Closed! Just finished off with a few on the list. Thanks all :)
Hey :) Nooks Cranny buying turnips for 543. Fill in the form, I'll try get to as many people as possible in the next few hours.
- Fill in form
- I will dm you in small groups.
- Sell as fast as possible and please don't trample flowers!
- Store is to the south, over the river. Leave via airport and don't share code.
I will stand outside plaza in a top with red flowers. Tips appreciated but
Burnley only have 14 first team players in training after Junior Stanislas' injury
lancashiretelegraph.co.uk/sport/football/1112...I'm sure there's a circular ceramic invention, far more suited to the job.
I've been doing my homework on r/buildapc and I think I've got everything right. I'd like it to be quiet and I've spent a bit more in places but I'm not sure if I'm wasting any potential here so I'd be very grateful for some advice. I'll mostly be using it for gaming (BF3, SC2)
Part list permalink / Part price breakdown by merchant / Benchmarks
| Type | Item | Price |
|---|---|---|
| CPU | Intel Core i5-2500K 3.3GHz Quad-Core Processor | $179.99 @ Microcenter |
| CPU Cooler | [Noctua NH-C12P SE14 65.0 CFM CPU |



