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by apapli 10y ago
"Google may be within its right to take an action — perhaps ban violators from buying more phones or ask them to export their data and move to another provider — but it shouldn’t have the right to completely shut off someone’s digital
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by apapli 10y ago
Your are crazy. I taught myself rails part time using Lynda.com. I'm a sales and marketing manager, but love tech and wanted to build stuff. The skills you pick up learning to code will be tremendous for managing others to build what y
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by apapli 10y ago
> Salesforce is well run and has a great start but billions of dollars a year in almost guaranteed profit gives companies alot of time and opportunity to compete and fail over and over again until they get it right. The main issue they h
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by apapli 10y ago
I'd say it's both a new revenue source and migration. But what is wrong about that?
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by apapli 10y ago
There are a few comments on this thread about people disputing microsofts cloud revenues. I've got no extra intel or inside knowledge, however what I am seeing in the market suggests to me MSFTs cloud numbers are probably near to what
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by apapli 10y ago
Too true :)
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by apapli 10y ago
There's a little company called Microsoft. Word on the street is they are averaging one new data centre a week now. Although a bit behind AWS they are exceptional at copying market leaders and are getting some good traction with folks
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by apapli 10y ago
A way for me to get what is in my head on paper without having to write it. Or 30 hours in a single day, whichever is easier :)
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by apapli 10y ago
Good luck. A DDoS is basically lots of traffic. Perhaps run IPX? (Joking)
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by apapli 10y ago
Call me sceptical but this Blockchain hype is reaching craziness. There seems nothing "distributed" about the mining activities in many examples I have heard of, case in point is this article, which totally undermines the legitima
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by apapli 10y ago
Because the laws are behind what the population thinks I'd suggest. Laws are not always an accurate indication of what the majority of people currently think, although in general this is probably true.
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by apapli 10y ago
Olinda is beautiful, as long as you are ok to be on bushfire alert at least a couple of days a year
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Ask HN: IT security apps for small businesses
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Unfortunately they will probably negotiate their way down to $500m.
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Not sure why you were down voted. I'd say they are becoming lower by the day. Microsoft have announced Dynamics365 and I suspect they will double down on competing with Salesforce now. Particularly now that Salesforce are competing aga
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by apapli 10y ago
Salesforce are mad if they think they need to spend three quarters of a billion dollars to get a person. Everyone is replaceable. If I was a betting man this is salesforce's (necessary) response to the news from Microsoft that they are
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by apapli 10y ago
Surfing in central Australia?
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by apapli 10y ago
Just like Ericsson and Nokia? They didn't stand a chance, as history has proven. Especially given most of these car companies don't have a huge pile of cash on the sidelines.
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by apapli 10y ago
I'd say long range and self driving is evolutionary not revolutionary. They won't exactly be unexpected when they land... It's a when not if scenario.
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ANZ Bank's security incident response tool open sourced(theregister.co.uk)
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by apapli 10y ago
OT I know but aren't possums just great. They look cute but would tear you to shreds. And you are absolutely right, they sound like demons. When I was younger they really freaked me out till my parents told me that was what the noise w
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Bitcoin's reward for miners just dropped 50%(qz.com)
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Google in discussions with telco's to launch branded non-nexus smartphone(arstechnica.co.uk)
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by apapli 10y ago
I'm not sure what you mean? No I don't have anything to do with hubspot...
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by apapli 10y ago
Surely an issue here irrespective of technology flaws or not is the economic impact on the time taken to write smart contracts. If it now takes substantially more dev time to write a smart contract that is "secure" (ie by spending
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by apapli 10y ago
I loved this game back in the day. Downloading even though I need to sign up, just for the memories.
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Chef Launches Habitat(theregister.co.uk)
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by apapli 10y ago
LNKD is extremely powerful when paired with CRM. To the point that MSFT might have seen this as a better choice than buying Salesforce, especially as their own in house CRM offering (Dynamics) is becoming very strong, and far more likeable
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Salesforce Creates $50M Venture Fund for Developers(bloomberg.com)
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Not everyone at Salesforce wanted to go with AWS(theregister.co.uk)
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