It's great to be able to withstand a 10Gbps DDOS attack on YouTube, but it's not so great for YouTube to take down your video at its sole discretion for violation of its terms of service.
It's a boon for the adult industry from a marketing and monetization perspective, and it's an unsung hero for the wanking masses who treasure it for its discretion, accessibility, and engagement.
However, its danger lies in its discretion: Take it for more than five consecutive days, and you could develop a dependency, and withdrawal from valium can give you an array of contradictory symptoms, like heightened anxiety and irritability.
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After stating that a California district court "abused its discretion," the U.S. Court Of Appeals for the Federal Circuit has officially reversed a previously-issued sales injunction on the Samsung Galaxy Nexus, Reuters reports.
Also clutching its pearls was the Parents Television Council, which, according to Show Tracker, thanked MTV for its discretion in nuking the apparent drug use for U.S. consumption.
Goldman is renowned for its discretion and secrecy, appreciated by wealthy clients looking for someone to manage their money or a company working on a big acquisition.
And surely America has earned some Chinese credit for its discretion in the handling not just of the Chen Guangcheng affair, but also that of Wang Lijun, in February.
