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Not sure what to think about the Kim Dotcom projects. They all seem to be short lived. What about that mega.co.nz thing he launched lately? I read that he sold
by zuckerei 11y ago
Not sure what to think about the Kim Dotcom projects. They all seem to be short lived. What about that mega.co.nz thing he launched lately? I read that he sold it and distanced himself from the new owner already.
- onre 11y agoIMO he is more of a shady celebrity businessman than a hacker or innovator, mostly known for his flamboyance.
- 0x4a42 11y agoA megalomaniac with no talent, that use his mates work to shine. He changed his handle but he's still the same pathetic lamer he was ~3 decades ago.
- yeukhon 11y agoDoes he know how to write code? Did he actually write the first version of mega?
- system16 11y agoIs the obligatory comment attacking his character on every thread about him really necessary? How about discussing the solution he is actually proposing?
- res0nat0r 11y agoIt's relevant because everything he's done up till now isn't anything technically innovative, just mainly ways for him to make money and promote himself as some kind of Internet hero, which is is not. This project will be more of the same nonsense.
- woah 11y agoDid you read the article? He's not proposing a solution, beyond using the words "blockchain" and "encryption".
- staticelf 11y agoDoes it even matter? The importance is the end product.
- meric 11y agoThe company runs well and doesn't want his interference, he raised money from investors who conspired to wrest control from him. Kim accepted what happened and moved on. Mega.co.nz is alive and well, just not under his control.
- stesch 11y agoAnd his investments in Letsbuyit.com …