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Re: Hearsay, maker of compliant tools for financial services, deepens ties with Salesforce – TechCrunch

Crypto Business — Sun, 20 Dec 2020 13:09:44 -0000

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Re: Russia’s SolarWinds Hack Is a Historic Mess

Crypto Business — Sun, 20 Dec 2020 13:07:22 -0000

Russia's Largest Bank Sberbank Revealed Plans related to Cryptocurrency in order to follow new Regulations
According to the Herman Gref, Chief Executive Officer of Sberbank, the bank may issue its own cryptocurrency in association with JP Morgan. On Monday, the CEO disclosed the plans of the bank regarding the issue of its own cryptocurrency and from when the regulation will take place https://cryptobusinessworld...

Re: India Faces Mass Hospitalizations As Mystery Disease Strikes

Bob Ives — Tue, 08 Dec 2020 11:29:27 -0000

This looks like a directed energy weapon attack....

Re: Royal Navy’s Newest Carrier Suffers ‘Embarrassing’ Flood, Will Be Docked 6 Months

jdumon — Tue, 08 Dec 2020 07:40:47 -0000

The nuclear french aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle never met such problems, except regarding one of its propellers, which was easily replaced with an old generation propeller while waiting for a new one being cast. The F35 aircrafts may be launched from the Charles de Gaulle as well as the french Dassault "Rafale" from the US carriers. Combined naval exercises have been successfully undertaken together with french and US carriers.

Re: Hearsay, maker of compliant tools for financial services, deepens ties with Salesforce – TechCrunch

greg camberco — Thu, 03 Dec 2020 08:20:40 -0000

That is an obvious next step that everybody was expecting from them. After gaining so much ground compared to other companies, they deserve more close ties with salesforce and co.

Re: NASA Awards Houston Space Firm $47 Million Moon Drilling Contract

BedfordGuy2 — Tue, 27 Oct 2020 09:35:26 -0000

We have many, many places on Earth that support human life. What possible benefit will Americans reap by spending billions of dollars to put men on the moon in a bubble? No peasant will benefit, but this is a great way to keep NASA funded and its elites employed.

Re: It Wasn’t The “Virus” That Crashed The Economy, It Was The People Who Obeyed

Vern Steinhoff — Sat, 16 May 2020 14:26:12 -0000

We already know how brain washed the people are. Look at how the democrats believe everything the bad media says. Look how they hate President Trump and in my 79 years I have never seen a President thank people all the time and look out for them. My brothers and sisters hate him because they watch the corrupt news. And of course the corrupt intelligence agencies and the crooked court system is twice as bad. I said If God wanted me dead he had a few chances. I've had a mask on 4 s times and it was for very short periods.

Re: RBG Just Finished Up Three Weeks of Cancer Treatment, And is Fine

LeonTheBiker — Sat, 24 Aug 2019 22:05:20 -0000

Dang! She’s beat cancer more times than John Wayne. And he was tough!

Re: How Space and Time Could Be a Quantum Error-Correcting Code

Steven Astravas — Sat, 05 Jan 2019 00:26:52 -0000

In the article, "Calculations suggest that to reconstruct information about a black
hole’s interior from qubits on the boundary, you need access to
entangled qubits throughout roughly three-quarters of the boundary.
“Slightly more than half is not sufficient anymore,” Almheiri said. He
added that the need for three-quarters seems to say something important
about quantum gravity, but why that fraction comes up “is still an open
question.”

The answer can be found by finding why the ratio of "half" to "three-quarters" is 2/3 = 0.66666..... which is a ratio that happens to appear often in quantum physics calculations.

Re: Bitcoin, Ethereum, Ripple, Bitcoin Cash, EOS, Stellar, Litecoin, Cardano, Monero, TRON: Price Analysis, November 5

Siron — Tue, 06 Nov 2018 16:18:45 -0000

Unity is the new crypto for future
https://unity.money

Re: Bitfury Launches New Generation of ASIC-Based Bitcoin Mining Hardware

Siron — Fri, 21 Sep 2018 03:35:41 -0000

you need just a quantum computer

Re: Why Self-Driving Cars Keep Running Into Things

Peter Mann — Sat, 02 Jun 2018 15:33:45 -0000

Quote: " It’s natural to relax, and hard to keep focused when you’re not actively driving."

I think that selfDriving cars are a bad idea for several reasons.

This article has identified one of these reasons : driving requires continuous attention.
To split the responsibility invites distraction into self-absorbtion. I used to find it safer to drive fast and aggressively because doing so forced me to concentrate . . . it was bumbling along that i would have near-misses because i was insufficiently engaged by the task.

There is a trend for people to become progressively less engaged with physical reality, and more focussed on a symbolic facsimile of life. Chopping firewood is a chore that few do these days, but in the past, it was a task that required us to discipline our attention and dexterity. A bouncing axe and flying fragments of firewood used to oblige us to concentrate in a way that is progressively being lost as an everyday disciplne. And i think that we are becoming weaker and less engaged with our physicality due to the absence of demanding physical tasks.

Then there is the sheer difficulty of developing a viable substitute for a skilled driver. In my opinion, driving a car competently is beyond the capability of current technology, and will remain so indefinitely. The variables are too complex and too nuanced . . . so that any stage5 system is going to dumb down the process to the extent that it will be slow and clumsy compared to a human who finds pleasure in driving a car with an elegant suspension.

I think it is more healthy to regard driving as an enjoyable pastime, whereas being chaufferred by a dimwitted robot is a step further into self-absorbtion and individual incompetence.
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Re: The Longest Lunar Eclipse Of The Century Is About To Happen

wes stewart — Tue, 22 May 2018 04:42:33 -0000

wish this would get the facts right... lol

Re: Aliens Or Demons? Pentagon And MoD Officials Feared UFOs Were Works Of The Devil

Peter Mann — Sun, 20 May 2018 08:15:57 -0000

Ideological presumptions are a predictable nuance on the investigation of UFOs.
Both investigative journalist John Keel and scientist Jacques Valee concluded that UFOs are part of a broader phenomenon of disinformation & disruption associated with visionary experiences.

Re: Defector is the VR spy adventure that riffs on ’90s action flicks

mattstar1980 — Sat, 19 May 2018 23:17:05 -0000

But, when does it come out?

Re: Possible Finance launches with small, short-term loans designed for low-income borrowers – GeekWire

Amber Reid — Mon, 30 Apr 2018 11:07:05 -0000

This is a huge economic issue. There are millions "low income" borrowers, that actually have money, but get them in cash, so can't apply for traditional loans as they have a low credit score. Online direct lender like CreditCube and Possible Finance, do launch special short-term loans programs for such people. It's a large group of people that can't get money, but can pay back in installments.

Re: Shrinking universe: Apple’s market share for iPhone X vs Android

Marcus — Tue, 10 Apr 2018 23:21:07 -0000

Uh Apple phones were never better quality nor offered better features. That was the marketing angle, but it was never true thus the technological edge is non-existent. Apple has never been a tech company (at least, not since its very early days), they are a marketing company. They sell mimes and slogans, not technology. Their tech is inferior and has been since the 80s. When you buy an iPhone, you are getting equivalent hardware (for now, it will get worse when they leave intel for their laptops/desktops) as anyone else with worse software at 30%-100% markup. The problem is Android phones, due to competition, are blowing them away in real world performance (rather than doctored reviews and staged benchmarks). You can get a Moto 5G Plus (for example) which performs better in real world use and has a better camera (better fstop which is much more important than other "features") for less than $300 (note this was the release price!). Think about that. This is also what sunk Apple in the late 80s to 90s. They just couldnt compete on a tech level. But they can overwhelm with marketing especially back in the TV days which the current crazy came from. But TV is gone... how will they generate new hype now when the last TV generation is gone?

Recall Apple does not really write their own code, they borrow heavily and recycle other peoples work and have never proven they can create a competitive OS. In fact, the current MacOS, which I work with often (and have to fix more often than any other OS), is about as reliable as windows 98 and has many of the same performance issues of the old DOS derived Windows. As we all know, IOS has major performance problems as well compared to a vanilla (unmodified) Android phone. Its a funny problem because the underlying BSD that they used for the MacOS does not have the same issues, but their layer of software created the problem. Hence, they are not a tech company, no more than a bank who has a website or a phone app.

Anyway, what you are seeing is actually exactly the same cycle as any brand dependent company. Apple is more like Nike or Levi than they are MS. Now that the hype is dying down, people are no longer buying into the marketing and sales are flattening out. They will then decline unless they find a new market (be it another product or another country) to enter or unless they wait a generation for the next group of imbeciles to fall for the marketing disinformation.

Re: ‘The Walking Dead’: Whose helicopter does Rick see?

Joshua Clement Broyles — Tue, 03 Apr 2018 08:16:00 -0000

It hs to be TED McGINLEY

Re: (Update: available now) All Android Wear watch faces will get notification indicators with version 2.9 update

Sam sandy — Mon, 26 Mar 2018 06:17:37 -0000

android ware will help the company ensure real time coverage against cyber threats and scale web protection across all applications

Re: The most incredible photos taken by drone

Mike Israel — Sun, 11 Feb 2018 21:00:23 -0000

While Skypixel is known for its drone photo contest, the AirVuz drone video sharing site recently announced the winners for its first annual Drone Video Awards. The contest covers a dozen different drone video categories plus a drone photo category. Here is a link to the winners:

https://www.airvuz.com/cate...

Re: The Hidden Cost of Bitcoin? Our Environment.

Siron — Mon, 18 Dec 2017 12:23:26 -0000

Bitcoin is the future
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