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    Apple Hiring VR Experts to Battle Samsung

    Why? It hasn't even been proven yet this market is profitable. Yes it exists. But until there's a legitimate consumer product that is successful all these companies jumping on board are gambling away investors' money. No, you cannot call the Occulus Rift a successful *consumer* product. They're...
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    Should You Use a Password Manager?

    There's a big different between two-step verification and two factor verification. The former being nonsense. Simple google search answers this for ya: http://security.stackexchange.com/a/41965
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    Should You Use a Password Manager?

    File verification being probably the best since you can create an arbitrarily large file of randomness and save it on a flash drive. At this point you can require KeePass to use two factor authentication (something you know and something you have).
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    Breaking Bad Streams in 4K on Netflix

    The technology exists, but the failure point is residential internet. You might have a decent 100Mbs connection, but the issue becomes if 5 other people next to you have 100Mbs as well, and the pipeline going to your house only supports 500Mbs simultaneously. There's clearly a deficit here, so...
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    Wolfenstein: The New Order - Read This Before Playing

    Wolfenstien Enemy Territory is still available, and has a decent player base. Still. For a 11 year old multiplayer fps this should tell you something. Punkbuster has since dropped support for the game, but you're still able to authenticate new clients with them manually, and a bit of googling.
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    Holy Data Breach, Batman! Hackers Hit Comixology

    @ddpruitt: You really think they used MD5? It's been well known not to use it, SHA-1, etc for quite a while now on online passwords. Using either bcrypt or AES, and they're golden. bcrypt has some very good implementations in basically every server side language for this purpose even.