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by aNoob7000 5y ago
Tesla has a lead now, but can it keep it?
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by aNoob7000 5y ago
I completely agree. To add to that, the Toyota Tacoma has never been cheap either new or used. Add some pent up demand, and you get a more expensive truck.
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by aNoob7000 5y ago
I want my digital cash to work like regular cash. I need to pay the lawn guy, send an iMessage. I wanna buy lunch, swipe my phone and pay with the money in my phone. I don't need the charge going through my bank or some intermediary
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by aNoob7000 5y ago
LOL! Very true.. Who the hell has time to figure out all this stuff? I personally think the day the digital US dollar is developed and can be stored in your IPhone. If I can take my locally stored digital dollar and then send it via imessa
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by aNoob7000 5y ago
I think paying your state and federal taxes in the United States should be seamless. Your employer should take the taxes out of your paycheck. At the end of the month/year, you should get a statement showing all the taxes you paid. I
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by aNoob7000 5y ago
I think the article misses the point totally. I think the question is how much data is enough for advertisers and companies? The problem I see is that companies like Google/Facebook is that they have too much information gathered abo
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by aNoob7000 5y ago
It sure sounds like they messed up big time, and it could cost them. I'm sure Putin will never do anything to them while they are in Russia, but the moment they step out of the country to spend some of their money, all bets are off. T
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by aNoob7000 5y ago
I believe it is part of the Pwn2Own hacking competition that contestants let the vendor know before releasing or talking about the exploit.
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by aNoob7000 5y ago
I wonder if it would be cheaper for all these companies to go and pay for a sticker/stamp of some kind put on all the signs in a city. Figure out a standard and put them everywhere. This would give them time to get the AI vision detec
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by aNoob7000 5y ago
Wouldn't you just have all the heavy stuff on a server? I don't understand the goal of running something like sql server and other server type apps on a desktop/laptop.
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by aNoob7000 5y ago
How much money was Jay-Z's Tidal paying artists? I think music streaming is a low margin business that is only successful at a large scale. Why doesn't Paul McCartney, who's extremely wealthy, spin up a music app to stream hi
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by aNoob7000 6y ago
Microsoft and Google are both monopolies, and thus bad for competition. One has a desktop/server operating system and office productivity monopoly and the other search and smartphone software monopoly. Google figured out that to compe
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by aNoob7000 6y ago
The problem we have is that the WHO made a mistake early on in the pandemic and then changed course. As humans, we should be allowed to make mistakes, acknowledge the mistake when new information is presented, and then change course. The p
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by aNoob7000 6y ago
It will be interesting to see if Apple bumps up the specs on the machines. Currently, the maximum you can get is 16gb of RAM and 8c CPU on the Mac mini.
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by aNoob7000 6y ago
This has nothing to do with Texans and everything to do with the failed policies of Chavez and Maduro.
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by aNoob7000 6y ago
I'm worried about the future of computing devices. With Apple and Google going with the walled garden approach, What's to stop any government from telling Apple and Google that an app is illegal?
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by aNoob7000 6y ago
I think a big issue is company mergers and acquisitions. For a while now, the bigger is better mentality has ruled. Additionally, we've let too many companies buy up competitors. For example, Facebook purchased Instagram and Visa tri
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by aNoob7000 6y ago
For me it was the lack of storage tiers. When the only options is to get 1TB or more, I think you lost a lot of users. Additionally, they should have figured out a way to share storage with a family, if the only profitable storage tiers a
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by aNoob7000 6y ago
The problem is newspapers and journalists would be killed with a change in the law, and let TV "news" commentators like Tucker Carlson and Rachel Maddow to continue saying whatever they want. The problem is that the line between n
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by aNoob7000 6y ago
I'm complete confused about the economy in the United States. You look at the news and all you hear about is the enormous amount of financial pain families are going through at this time. But then you hear about cars and trucks flyin
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by aNoob7000 6y ago
I'm not trying to make this political, but with all the migration to Texas it will be interesting to see if it remains a strongly Republican state in the future. I live in Georgia and I can see the demographics changing quite a lot.
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by aNoob7000 6y ago
This is my biggest fear with everything going towards digital payments. What's to stop the government from saying you can't buy porn, liquor, or video games? I know it sounds extreme but so many things are barely acceptable in s
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by aNoob7000 6y ago
I completely disagree with this article. It is almost like he assumes that data harvesting at the level of Facebook and Google is normal and should be accepted. Quoting from the article, "Computers emit data as a matter of course, an
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by aNoob7000 6y ago
Depends on the application. We run Blackberry UEM, and good luck it seeing profiles. The application just wants to take over the entire phone doesn't matter if it is an iPhone or Android. I walk around with two phones now, one for wo
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by aNoob7000 6y ago
If porting IOS games is easy then gaming for most people shouldn't be an issue.
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by aNoob7000 6y ago
I'd be more interested in hearing about how people trying to move money out of governments and areas affects local real estate prices. I think Canada has more of a problem with wealthy Chinese trying to park their money outside of Chi
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by aNoob7000 6y ago
As someone working as a DBA for over 20 years, the statement is correct, but it not all rainbows and unicorns in the database world. Depending on the organization and applications, keeping things patched and running requires many nights and
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by aNoob7000 6y ago
What scares me is the sheer amount of conspiracy stuff on Facebook. My dad is on Facebook, he's 80, and the stuff he talks to me about on the phone is just amazing. I initially thought it was only him, but then my sister-in-law'
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by aNoob7000 6y ago
Listen to the latest episode of Planet Money. https://www.npr.org/podcasts/510289/planet-money
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by aNoob7000 6y ago
Maybe if companies in the USA and Europe would stop building stuff in China it would work. Why is the burden on placed on individuals when corporations and governments actually have more power in this process. I personally blame corporatio

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