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Automated Recruiting: A Dangerous New Tech Trend Harming Both Employers and Job-Seekers

John Watson

August 15, 2018
Filed in: Tech Trends • Top Ten


Have you ever received an email asking to take an automated video interview or automated phone interview? Are you a company which uses this practice? This abomination is becoming more prevalent, but the damage it leaves in its wake is causing great harm to the hiring market and companies which use it. Here are the top 10 reasons you should ignore and immediately delete... read more
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What Does The Future Hold For Ultra Thin and Lightweight Laptops, Televisions, and Mobile Devices?

Alaric Anderson

August 1, 2018
Filed in: Future Tech • Tech Trends • Technology


It's been another two years, and yet, the lightest and thinnest laptops have not changed much. The televisions look the same, and they don't seem to be getting any thinner. Mobile devices also seem to be stagnating. No laptop exists that is ultra powerful, has a decent sized screen, and weighs under 3 pounds. In 2 years, almost no progress has been made, bringing in the... read more
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AOL Mail Begins Permanently Deleting Accounts Not Used Regularly With No Way To Recover Your Emails Or Data

John Watson

July 29, 2018
Filed in: Internet Security • Security


AOL Mail is no longer a safe place to use email or to use as an OpenID endpoint - and that includes past and old accounts you may have. While AOL mail lost the majority of new email signups when they began requiring a real phone number for all free email accounts, now they have begun permanently deleting all accounts which have not been active over the last 180 days. If... read more
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As Internet Regulation like GDPR Continues To Grow, Internet Privacy Will Get Worse

Alaric Anderson

May 25, 2018
Filed in: Internet Security • Security


The release of the recent GDPR Compliance regulation by the EU which threatens to fine all companies up to 2% of total global annual turnover or €10 million Euro (about $11.66 million USD) for failing to adhere to ambiguous and oppressive new regulations concerning privacy of user data is counterproductively a danger to the security and privacy of the internet. As a... read more
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How Much Should You Spend On Online Subscriptions Per Month?

John Watson

May 8, 2018
Filed in: Startup


Just a couple of decades ago, there were just a few online services that anyone could want. Today, the internet is proliferated with services on every single possible thing you can think of - and many that you would have never thought of. Some fail due to a poor sales strategy, but others succeed even though their actual product is useless or inferior. These services,... read more
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Lamborghini’s Self-Healing Carbon Fiber Concept Hypercar Could Change The World

Alaric Anderson

March 21, 2018
Filed in: Cars • Extreme Tech • Technology


Tesla's all-electric sports car and Volvo and BMW's self-driving cars may be left in the dust by the radical level of ingenuity and limitless ambition of Lamborghini. People have been impressed and awed by the powerful innovation of the latest self-driving and self-parking cars and Tesla's new all-electric semi truck, but Lamborghini's new self-healing Terzo Millennio... read more
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Gigabit 5G Internet May Be Coming To The Skies In A New “Seamless Air Alliance”

Alaric Anderson

February 26, 2018
Filed in: Tech Trends


Delta Airlines, Sprint, and Gogo Inflight Internet are banding together to bring high-speed broadband internet to the skies. Ever since Grant Cardone appealed to the FAA to remove restrictions on in-flight cellular phone usage, and won, internet on airplanes has been quickly moving forward. Today, you are no longer asked to turn off your devices on most airlines, so... read more
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Top 10 Tech That Only Millennials Grew Up With And Could Not Imagine Living Life Without

Alaric Anderson

February 21, 2018
Filed in: Technology • Top Ten


While people born in the 60s, 70s, and early 80s dreamed of technology, with movies like Blade Runner (1982), Star Wars (1977-1983), WarGames (1983), and 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968), they just didn't have it. Back in those days, technology was a dream of the future, but not one that could be actually experienced beyond the vicarious world of low resolution television (or... read more
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Top 15 Reasons I Wouldn’t Even Play Fallout 76 For Free

John Watson

January 16, 2018
Filed in: Game Reviews • Top Ten


Bethesda really really screwed up this time. While I've been a Fallout fan for over a decade, although to be fair Fallout 4 was less impressive than its predecessors, I wouldn't even play Fallout 76 if it were free. I'm serious, even if I could pirate the game - yeah, steal it - I still wouldn't play this retarded piece of junk. Of course, a pirated version couldn't... read more
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Top 6 Must-Play Android Games Of 2018 | Best Android Games

Katie Green

January 12, 2018
Filed in: Games • Top Ten


The world of mobile games is evolving rapidly and it will continue to grow in 2018. With better devices, we can also expect better graphics and movement, so games will be more complex from now on. Yes, you’ll still have access to cute little games like Tetris, but the pool of options gets larger by the minute so you don’t have to limit yourself to games that have no... read more
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