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This is very helpful. Thanks for sharing! Great that it's free too :)

Good article - but I think it already hit the front page yesterday.

Can't say the same about pigeons though. I swear cities make them dumber.

My bad - usually the submission bot catches links that have already been submitted.

It looks an awful lot like paying the piper. But I agree that it's not good form to draw conclusions without context.

I'm just always suspicious of Comcast

Whenever I see headlines like this I think back to Batman Begins when Lucius Fox says "Bean counters didn't think a soldier's life was worth 300 grand"

April Fools?

Congratulations! That's big time. I think just in time too. I have a feeling (as do others) that valuations may start declining soon to try and head off a bubble. Peak market is now! Perfect timing if you ask me - congrats again.

Eventually the market would eliminate wasteful land use because whatever was occupying the land would be willing to sell to someone who could benefit from it more.

Bureaucracy and entrenchment get in the way of that though.

Anonymity is quite the growing market segment. And the NSA is as unpopular as ever.

It's fascinating how the public responds to the government.

Cell phones could only be afforded by the wealthy in the 80s. Now the cell phone market in developing countries is burgeoning. Soon, there will be a substantial laptop market in most developing countries as well as prices continue to decline.

Snowden and the fact that two people tried to attack the NSA yesterday. NSA does not seem to be a very popular choice at the moment.

Agreed - the barriers to entry are so much lower than they used to be. I think, overall, it's a good thing, but the companies that have to really grind to get where they are usually end up in a better position I think.

What a great game. Anything that inspired the Half-Life games is good in my book.