TheSurge

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by TheSurge 13y ago
"Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life." I think that this quote is very much true. Take it how you wish to.
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by TheSurge 13y ago
Thanks for the feedback. We later corrected our position, and actually disproved the article above after some readers pointed out that the numbers didn't match up in emails to us ( http://thesurge.net/contrary-to-our-rec
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by TheSurge 13y ago
We looked into it and your comment is true Arelius... Check out our new post correcting our old one: http://thesurge.net/contrary-to-our-recent-post-it-appears-c...
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by TheSurge 13y ago
Hey Golddisk, thanks for sharing our content! Arelius - I looked into the numbers and it appears you might actually be correct. This was a shared information pool between a couple of news sites and it looks like we all may have reported inc
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by TheSurge 13y ago
It's not because the software is necessarily "insecure", it's just because new ways of getting around protections are found every day. Plus, look at how much the technology landscape has changed since XP was introduced i
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by TheSurge 13y ago
I have no doubt that Microsoft will do well on future editions despite Windows 8. What I do think is that anything with Windows 8 in it's name is always going to have the touchscreen/tablet stigma attached to it.
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by TheSurge 13y ago
Honestly, I would also think that most of the applications for ATMs were created before Linux systems gained much popularity. Plus in general Linux isn't used to often commercially, I believe.
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by TheSurge 13y ago
I don't either, but not just because the the bugs. The whole focus on tablets and touch screens is a big turn off to most businesses I would think. Even though Microsoft is finally considering switching 8 to more of a classic style, I
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Despite Attempts to Get Users To Upgrade From XP, 30% Still Use It(thesurge.net)
38 points by TheSurge 13y ago|59 comments
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by TheSurge 13y ago
I didn't intend to misleading intentionally. The data should be safe with Google as long as they choose not to use it for targeted advertising purposes, which is probably pretty unlikely. Of course, many medical providers in both the U
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Money Mon: Sony Spring Fever Sale Starts Tomorrow, Kickstarter hits $1 Billion (thesurge.net)
1 points by TheSurge 13y ago|0 comments
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UK NHS Patient Data Uploaded to Google Servers(thesurge.net)
1 points by TheSurge 13y ago|2 comments
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'The Lego Movie' Dethroned as Box Office King(thesurge.net)
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A New Forum to Discuss Tech and Gadgets(forum.thesurge.net)
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Twitch Plays Pokemon is Over For Now(thesurge.net)
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Tor Working on Anonymous Messaging App(thesurge.net)
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You Can Now Share Digital Games With Steam(thesurge.net)
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2 Apps That Can Help You Beat the Traffic(thesurge.net)
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'BroApp' Will Automatically Message Your Better Half(thesurge.net)
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App Developers Should Consider Windows Store As A Strong Outlet(thesurge.net)
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by TheSurge 13y ago
I don't necessarily mind them, but I find local stores to be much better than the chains.
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Federal Reserve Probably Won't Regulate Bitcoin(thesurge.net)
1 points by TheSurge 13y ago|0 comments
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World Cup Websites Threatened By Hackers(thesurge.net)
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Video Game Retail Sales Weak(thesurge.net)
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Black Ops II Colossus Could Become a Reality (thesurge.net)
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