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Exactly what Larry Page and Sergey Brin did with GOOG and GOOGL.

Azure is also slower in block device speeds: http://www.cbronline.com/news/cloud/public/aws-vs-google-clo...

Deservingly.

Except that this is not true. Almost everyone working on Midori were (very) high level engineers.

Here Jeff Dean explains why there is no central parameter server in Tensorflow: https://youtu.be/90-S1M7Ny_o?t=28m59s

Fuck you, Amazon. I guess it's time to start online shopping elsewhere.

- better support

Need to prove this with some data

- more services - more options

Sure, because of earlier start.

- and is easier to use

How do you measure the ease of use? APIs? Documentation? Management UI?

Except that Jobs knew what customers would need, and Besos doesn't have a clue, he builds what mini me would want.

It should be called "Amazon Bad News"

I might be missing something, but why lay off engineers as opposed to moving them to other divisions/groups? As a punishment for a screwed up product?

There is a simple reason why it's needed - in distributed transaction you need to establish the causality of changes. That's why truetime is needed.

"Microsoft was initially given a May 12, 2015 deadline, but this deadline was extended to July 19 at the vendor’s request. Since the company failed to meet this deadline, ZDI has decided to inform users of the existence of this flaw."

I would expect Microsoft to handle security vulnerabilities with a higher priority. Not sure why they are dropping this on the floor.

Android doesn't have only grids of icons. Clearly, you haven't used it much if at all.

Is Xbox even out of the red already?

Are you sure Windows 10 will be compatible with your devices? Prior history of new Windows Phone OS releases proves otherwise.

Just watch the ATAP keynote on Google IO 2015 web site.

I use Clearly for Chrome (https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/clearly/iooicodkii...)

Yes, but 2g data is barely if at all usable.

Presumably the original idea was IIS performance.

Interesting, the article seems to have inaccuracy: Alex has actually free-soloed University Wall: http://www.alpinist.com/doc/web14x/newswire-alex-honnold-uni...

Think of them as Chrome OS version of "Modern apps".

This is truly awesome.

It's strange he doesn't mention Google's Spanner, or references a paper (http://static.googleusercontent.com/media/research.google.co...).

What a great article. My son was diagnosed when he was 2, now he's 10. He doesn't talk, but he can read, do simple math, write a little. There is a lot in common with his behavior and Scooter's - outbreaks of aggression, biting, hitting. It's extremely difficult to expose him to the external world. There is a lot of great support from our school district though, and other kids at school seem to acknowledge the ASD and get along with them. I think society will get there, with proper school district support. At some point we won't be able to support our son (when he'll be teenager and then adult), and external help is extremely important in situations like ours.

Nice, looks like some folks got offended by this comment. Wonder why:-)

Wow, they added background images to Windows Phone.

Impossible to watch, video stream always stutters

What is it, 1999? Welcome to the real world, Neo

Yeah, Google really should not really worry about discovering all those endless Windows vulnerabilities and let all those hacks (such as Sony's) to continue. Security by obscurity.

Whatever time frame Google would come up with Microsoft would still find a reason to delay past it and publicly cry out loud.