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I experienced some Commodore 64 synchronicity this week. Earlier in the week I suddenly had a desire to own a Commodore 64 again, so I started searching the internet and found there are actually affordable ones available—that is assuming they
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Sometimes it’s all about the cores, particularly when it comes to creating video and VR content. AMD’s new Threadripper and Epyc processors currently have a significant advantage when it comes to creating video content because many of the tools are
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Given the age and popularity of email, you might think that getting emails from sender to receiver is a solved problem. But, in reality, providing email services is a tricky proposition, not because of any flaw in the fundamental technology,
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We’ve had a lot of autonomous car activity over the last year and companies like GM indicate they are nearly ready to ship level 4 cars now. Tesla has had level 2.5 cars on the road for some time but
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I’ve been involved with a lot of amazing products over the years and one thing that is almost always the case with an amazing product is that it doesn’t go through the normal product development path. More often they come
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Successful business organizations seldom rest on their laurels but that’s hardly a surprise. Between continually shifting markets, constantly evolving economic and political developments and competitors looking for exploitable opportunities, companies that fail to maintain forward motion often find themselves at
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For cybersecurity pros who fight unseen cloud adversaries every day, the rise of faceless security automation might feel uncomfortably familiar. But is automation yet another shapeless enemy, this time intent on slashing cybersecurity jobs? Or is it something else? Fortunately,
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When it comes to choosing a web-hosting site, it can be a bit overwhelming firstly because there are so many options, and secondly the jargon can be a bit confusing if you’re not a serious web developer. Just like in
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We live in the best possible technological era when new developments are announced every day, and the world is moving with huge steps towards AI (artificial intelligence). But, until we get there, the actual technology seems designed to keep us
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Consumer Reports was famously not a fan of supplemental support and extended warranty programs. In fact, they were outspoken about the fact they were generally a waste of money a few years back. The only big exception I recall back
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