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killyp
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Comment #20520433
This. I have had a Facebook account since the days of needing to be invited and yet I have posted a status update on the site less than 10 times. I barely even check on my newsfeed…
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Comment #20321915
Not all blockchains are created equal. It is the proof of work algorithms that accompany most blockchains that are extremely energy hungry
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Comment #19864604
Well that is orders of magnitude faster than I expected. Didn't they just get FCC approval?
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Comment #19742713
Not that I completely disagree with you, but lets not pretend that leaking SSN is equivalent to possibly leaking emails and passwords. One of those is far more important than the o…
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Comment #19641276
Are you getting against the market? Cause of not then you probably want it to keep going up.
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Comment #19641243
ie MoviePass. As soon as a unprofitable company loses its investor backing it doesn't matter if they control the majority of the market, they are still doomed.
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Comment #19455954
I just bought a ton of outdoor gear and consistently found other websites such as Backcountry, Moosejaw and REI to be significantly cheaper. Was usually 2-3 day shipping which isn'…
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Comment #19415990
10 years ago I certainly would have purchased Google Search, Google Maps, Chrome and Gmail. I currently pay for Android. Nowadays there are a lot more alternatives that have caught…
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Comment #19380645
I don't think Amazon would invest almost $1b into a company just to pressure Tesla. I know there are a lot of EV vaporware companies out there but I don't think Rivian is one of th…
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Comment #19380478
You are right but Amazon has invested almost $1b into Rivian and Amazon has almost as much cash ($42b) as Tesla's market cap ($50b). With GM jumping in too these two companies comb…
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Comment #19379683
I think a lot of people forget that Rivian has the backing of Amazon and GM though. I am not saying that Rivian is a proven car company but I would give them a much higher chance a…
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Comment #19358703
Buffer overflows will be an issue as long as code is written in languages that allow memory mismanagement. C, C++ and even Fortran are still here and aren't going away any time soo…
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Comment #19202117
I would say that this depends on your perspective. While Trump likes to talk bad about the EU, NATO and FVEY members, our military, intelligence and economic cooperation is still V…
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Comment #19159235
Or wait for the RSA conference in March and go crazy with Ghidra.
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Comment #19143098
Firefox my dude. Has plugin support (uBlock) on mobile.
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Comment #19080385
I completely forgot they added the video game store. That would kill them as a consideration for any kind of corporate environment.
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Comment #19080367
The tie-ins with work flow management tools I get (even though most of this can be set up in Discord as well) but I think the look and tenure of the application is not really that …
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Comment #19080329
I wouldn't say they compete directly as one is obviously targeted at corporate and the other is targeted at gamers. But they are extremely similar and even the UI, while themed com…
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Comment #19080178
Serious question... What are the benefits of using Slack over Discord? I know Slack has been around longer, looks more professional and has more tie-ins with work flow management t…
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Comment #18487258
No offense taken. I only included it because Amazon had been including it in their discussion of an East Coast HQ2.
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Comment #18454671
I wouldn't say that at all. NYC is definitely large for tech on the East Coast but so is Boston in tech R&D, DC for government related tech companies, and Research Triangle in NC a…
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Comment #18452469
Wouldn't even take that long. I could throw together a flashy "antivirus" that looks really good and does nothing more than a simple file signature lookup in a month. I could proba…