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I'm surprised that Greenspan would assert, "It has to have intrinsic value. You have to really stretch your imagination to infer what the intrinsic value of Bitcoin is. I haven't been able to do it. Maybe somebody else can."...
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@gary_EL I am often tempted to unfollow those who post too many cutesy pictures, whether of animals or kids or food. But I try to overcome that temptation, as some of those are my relatives. One other thing that gets me...
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Susan, you could: Text a friend. Call a friend. Go run 3 miles. Hit a punching bag. Scream. I think if your post is about a universally troubling thing, and you want reassurance, a social media vent can be a good idea....
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good job, monkeysoft.... you are history.
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maybe because rolls royce is a wrong analogy (rolls cost > 100 X accent).
try toyota camry with Tesla S
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Age discrimination is going to be a big issue in the private sector since you can get rid of employees in private sector that you can't in the government. This is a very emotional issue but there is one factor that...
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Thanks for this info. I have one Facebook friend, unemployed, who is a cat-lover with nothing better to do than post about 100 pictures of adorable cats a day. Now, I like kitties, but enough is enough! Unfriending her would...
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Well of course BITCOINS can be secured. Diamond Circle offers a complete solution for obtaining and disposing of them. Like any financial system security controls are essential and the methods of ensuring control...
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Why do tech writers always try to compare new tablets to the ipad,? Sure it's the gold standard... But if you are in the market for a Hyundai Accent, you probably don't care how it stacks up to a Rolls Royce. Different strokes...
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Innovation results from creativity. I don't think there is any process that can replicate creativity and provide it on demand. Group-based efforts at forcing creativity to appear on demand often seem to result in nothing...
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Interesting points, Jesse, thanks. One problem with running many legacy apps on a small-screen touch Celeron-class tablet is that they run poorly - this is why so few of the first 10 years of Windows tablets sold (yes,...
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One area these can of tablets can really shine is mobile data collection. Yes, you can do it on the iPad but you're limited basically to FileMaker, a database which is at least one generation behind anything on Windows....
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You might want to ask the folks at DigiNotar about that
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One might argue that Angry Birds could have done the trick for Microsoft if they had been able to act sooner, but, at this point, I think it's unlikely that a game can make it happen. Microsoft's best way to increase...
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You can share apps between your desktop, laptop and tablet on windows 8. This has not be realized yet, by many buyers. For the price of an Apple laptop, you can get a Windows 8 laptop and tablet. I can run software that...
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It's a quite decent tablet and great deal for $99 despite the limited app selection, but at $199 not so much. For example, the Kindle HDX has been selling on Amazon for $179 (bought one for my wife for Christmas, actually)....
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Hi, Dak3 - That is a common lament. I suggest we keep in mind that these are economic entities we're talking about, not people. So any "reputational damage" *must* reflect in higher costs or lower revenue. While that is...
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Shane, "Social media is such a very bad place to vent. Breathe and count to 10 before you broadcast your emotional reactions." That's a good piece of advice. The problem with venting in social media is that there is always...
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There is some really great commentary posted on this site most of which hits the nail on the head.---------------------------------------------------------------As an Information Management & Technology professional...
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InformationWeek December 2013 Special IssueHybrid cloud standards promise a more open future, free of inflexible ties to vendors.
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Enterprise cloud adoption has evolved to the point where hybrid public/private cloud designs and use of multiple providers is common. Who among us has mastered provisioning resources in different clouds; allocating the right resources to each application; assigning applications to the "best" cloud provider based on performance or reliability requirements.
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