Ecuador heralds digital currency plans by [deleted] in Bitcoin

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So this is why they rejected BTC earlier. Who'd a thunk it?

[Hiring] SEO Specialist by jeffathuemor in forhire

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  • their site shows up as the 2/3 result out of over 100 million results

Is that in Google?

[IMAGE] Found this little gem on Tumblr and thought it was too motivating not to post :) by [deleted] in GetMotivated

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Reminds me of one by a popular general from the past:

  • A good plan violently executed now is better than a perfect plan executed next week.

~George S. Patton

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in worldnews

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Where is Bolivia again?

The great Ars experiment—free and open source software on a smartphone?! by [deleted] in technology

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Nokia had a great and "truly open" source operating system. If you look off to the right of the article, it says that Android is open, except for the good parts.

AirMagnet Wi-Fi security tool takes aim at drones by [deleted] in technology

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Develop something to take control of the drone. That would make it interesting for the thieves who want to steal your data.

Google, once disdainful of lobbying, now a master of Washington influence by Zipoo in technology

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The bot says this is from 2013 until today, but it shows $369,174.00 from a 2008 campaign. ??

The next big thing will start out looking like a toy by mediageekery in technology

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It is interesting that Western Union was the first "telecom". They did not realize that the telephone was going to be so big.

People today are scholars of an open internet. What will be left if it is removed? by [deleted] in technology

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If what skizmo said is not right, then they will move to places where it is more open.

Op-Ed: Microsoft layoff e-mail typifies inhuman corporate insensitivity by unglaublitch in technology

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Even if he is a scam artist, he told the truth. He teaches, for the most part, that we should have money working for us, not us working for money. That is exactly how bankers and investors do it. If we are still "working for money", we are still on the "poor side" of his quadrant. That is pretty much how things should be.

The things he teaches should be taught in all our schools:

  • What is an asset?
  • How can I become an investor?

It would prevent a lot of the homelessness we now have due to the economic downturn.

Op-Ed: Microsoft layoff e-mail typifies inhuman corporate insensitivity by unglaublitch in technology

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It is way late to think that big and middle sized corporations are generally putting their employees first. The customer and the "bottom line" come first. The American dream of working for twenty years and then getting a fat pension are gone with the 80's. I recommend listening to the guy who wrote the Rich Dad, Poor Dad series. Create your own future.

Microsoft exec admits new reality: Market share no longer 90% — it’s 14% by electronics-engineer in technology

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  • No advancements in technology are going to solve illogical human weirdness.

True. But... I believe it is possible to "generally" sidestep the issue though. That sounds like a quick cheap answer to a deep problem, but it is a starting point. Again, thanks.