What does DOD stand for?

DrinkOrDie

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Division of Design (various locations) Division of Ophthalmic Devices (Center for Devices and Radiological Health; US FDA) Do Or Die Domain of Definition Domain of Doom (website) Domestic Object Damage Downstream on Demand Draft on Demand Dream of Doll (Korea) Drink of the Day (promotion)		Driver on Demand (Linux) Drop On Demand Drug Overdose Dungeons of Doom (NetHack) Department of Defense Automated Identification Technology Department of Defence Army Personnel Agency (Australia) Department of Defense Chief Information Officer Department of Defense Information Assurance Scholarship Program Department of Defense Information Technology Registry Department of Defense Joint Technical Architecture

Samples in periodicals archive:

The case also known as the DrinkorDie conspiracy proved lucrative for Liverpool-born Timothy King QC, who recently defended BNP leader Nick Griffin on race hate charges.

Piracy case that cost pounds 18.4m; City defence solicitors earn ...

Authorities in the United States described DrinkorDie as "one of the most accomplished and sophisticated internet piracy groups in the world".

City banker who ran international software piracy ring faces jail

Merseysider Steven Dowd and Alex Bell were part of world-wide computer group DrinkorDie.

'Robin Hoods' stole from software firms

The gang were part of a network called DrinkorDie which has been dubbed the 'al-Qaida of Internet piracy'.

IT pirates robbed rich to give to poor; Three jailed for ripping off ...

Sankus, 28, of Philadelphia, was identified by federal prosecutors as a leader of DrinkOrDie, one of the oldest, most sophisticated rings of software pirates.

Guilty plea in software piracy case

DrinkorDie had a reputation for cracking complex and expensive programmes.

Cyberspace pirates roamed net to rob firms of millions