promptcritical

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by promptcritical 12y ago
Because Symantec would never cooperate with a third party to compromise your privacy/security.
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by promptcritical 13y ago
Inside or out of the HN bubble, if Comcast had real competition you wouldn't be paying nearly as much for your 105 megabit connection. You're kinda making my point.
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by promptcritical 13y ago
First of all, I don't think anyone (least of all Comcast) is going to roll anything out "next month." This is not a new issue for the US (having crappy broadband). This article [1] talks about what came of the $200 billion th
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by promptcritical 13y ago
I got that reference! I am old. :(
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by promptcritical 13y ago
I'm sure it does. I'm from West Virginia, by the way, where federal stimulus money for broadband expansion ($24 million) got funneled to Verizon Network Integration to put routers in libraries. They used $22,600 dollar Cisco 3945&
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by promptcritical 13y ago
Must be nice to live in a first world country.
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by promptcritical 13y ago
Ok. I'm close to your age and about to graduate in the spring with degrees in physics and applied mathematics. I have a similar background to yours (entrepreneur, software, and webdev, but not as much on the hardware side). College is
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by promptcritical 13y ago
> Schmidt set out the trajectory of robotic warfare and considered whether it would be confined solely to national governments. "It's probable that robotics becomes a significant component of nation state warfare," he said
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by promptcritical 13y ago
That's not a Nash equilibrium. What you're describing is called the "Tragedy of the Commons."