The Break Room: German military laptop sold on eBay included classified missile information

The offbeat but absolutely true stuff you can't wait to share with friends [Tribune Publishing]( [View In Browser]( March 19, 2020 [tribpub.com]( The Break Room [American teenagers are declaring ‘Virginity Rocks’]( The clothing items became popular online thanks to a social media influencer and are now stocked by a major retail chain with a presence in malls across the United States. The trend has puzzled some school administrators, who have banned the shirts only to face criticism, and other adults, who have wondered if youth abstinence is on the rise. [READ MORE]( [Bill O’Brien compared DeAndre Hopkins to Aaron Hernandez, Michael Irvin claims on ESPN]( The hits just keep coming for Bill O’Brien and the Houston Texans. [READ MORE]( ADVERTISEMENT [German military laptop sold on eBay included classified missile information]( Weighing in at a hefty 11 pounds, with a tiny 128 MB of working memory and a decades-old Pentium III processor, a used laptop recently bought by a German cybersecurity firm had its heyday long before the first iPhone was built. [READ MORE]( [Samsung Galaxy Z flip review: A folding phone that’s a dud]( Today, we get about a week at most to try out and write about products like iPhones, Microsoft computers and Google Pixels. Samsung was even stingier: It allowed reviewers to test its new Galaxy Z Flip, a $1,380 smartphone with a foldable screen that debuted in mid-February, for only 24 hours. [READ MORE]( ADVERTISEMENT [All the notable NFL moves as free agency gets underway]( The Arizona Cardinals traded David Johnson and a second-round pick to the Houston Texans for DeAndre Hopkins and plenty more as NFL free agency is underway. [READ MORE]( [Tax traps that side hustlers should avoid]( Millions of Americans earn extra money outside their regular jobs — as ride-hailing drivers, Airbnb hosts, eBay sellers and freelancers of all kinds. Their side hustle income may help make ends meet, but it also can create tax traps. [READ MORE]( ADVERTISEMENT [Rosie O'Donnell willing to sell her New Jersey mansion at a loss]( The asking price of $5,995,000 is 6% less than the $6,375,000 O'Donnell paid for the property in 2013. The mansion in the style of an English country manor has since been completely renovated and expanded “with no expense spared,” according to the listing details. [READ MORE]( advertisement [Unsubscribe](  |  [Newsletters](  |  [Privacy Policy](  |  [Terms of Service]( --------------------------------------------------------------- Copyright © 2020 | Tribune Publishing | 160 N. Stetson Ave., Third Floor, Chicago, IL 60601 ABOUT THIS EMAIL You received this email because you are following the The Break Room newsletter.