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I felt the same way and transferred my domains to Uniregistry ... and then GoDaddy bought them.

I understand the frustration, as someone working on apps in the space it is clear that there is much to be done. Dapps right now are still a work in progress and very early. Most o…

This is still an ongoing debate in the crypto space. The opposing argument to concentrated mining pools is that they still require individuals to point to these pools and are essen…

Blockchain without decentralization isn't that exciting. The problem with banning crypto is that there will be an entrepreneurial group of people willing to accept cryptocurrencies…

I like Dropbox but as a potential investor I would be a bit nervous about the online storage industry as a whole considering crypto-backed decentralized storage seems only 12-24 mo…

It depends what you consider "the web" to be at this point. If you consider domain names, web server software, and data formats / protocols created for the web to be part of "the w…

Cool! The more common reusable rockets become, the more we can assume their cost benefits and apply them to even more ambitious space projects.

Sadly, I have been a vicitm of idea debt. As a young developer I had a grande vision of starting an online network of websites. I spent a solid month planning them all out, designi…

The biggest casualty of Science this decade has been elementary school dioramas.

More power to her. I hope she awakens to a body and future that brings her happiness.

Anyone else feel the need to do a parody video demonstrating how the ads have encroached on the organic link space over the years? Not hating, I actually like the new look, it was …

I always assumed this was due to the language barrier. China has roughly 10 million English speakers while India has hundreds of millions. To me, language appears to be one of the …

Just one look at blockchain tech should tell governments that they might as well give up on the pointless endeavor of eliminating information via intimidation. Technology is slowly…

I miss Perl. It was the first programming language I learned as a kid. I read the entire Perl for dummies book when I was 14 and uploaded my first script to a "cgi-bin" shortly aft…

Correctly interpreting online communication is difficult. What one person considers constructive feedback another person may interpret as negativity. Reminds me of that Key & Peele…

Great article, I myself have been both on the sending and receiving end of such discourse. I like OSX and love Node.js which can become a source of confrontation. Talk about node.j…

Yeah, it does surprise me when technical people still show skepticism towards VR. I could see how a person could assume it's going to take another 5 years of iteration to be worthy…

I agree, I love my Gear VR but I think the mobile solution needs to be an all-in-one device. I could see mobile and desktop VR using the same headset. With USB-C they could charge …

Great ideas, I can see public speaking becoming a large attraction. VR-based conferences may gain popularity where you can watch presentations and do a live Q&A at the end. Imagine…

It's truly amazing how someone can now put together a brand new computer for less than $100 with a bit of effort. I have the Raspberry Pi 2 and it's quite impressive, especially wh…

Auto-update is the main feature I care about. With auto-update we don't have to worry about legacy browsers holding back the entire industry.

I feel like we are unfortunately sitting on the tail end of the integrated circuit S-curve and are now waiting for the emergence of the next processing medium.

I hope the two groups are able to work out their differences. I would love to see some of the strengths of io.js transfer into Node.js from both a technical and organizational pers…

I remember the good ole' dot-com days where the writing was on the wall once Webvan stopped coming to the office.

I do love the PMQs of British politics. US Congress is not nearly as entertaining, we tend to have hour long monologues with lots of charts and little debate. US politics does have…