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Antitrust? let me Google that, October 28th 2020
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Mobile first TV service Quibi shutting down after 1 year, Justice Department files Antitrust case against Google and PayPal is getting into the cryptocurrency business.By General Protection Fault - gpfault.com
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So many launches, you’d think we are SpaceX, October 14th 2020
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Nvidia’s 3080 RTX update, Farmville is leaving Facebook, Library employee accused of stealing $1.5 million in printer ink and All about the Ryzen 5000 line of processors.By General Protection Fault - gpfault.com
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Microsoft is set to purchase Zenimax, Xbox One X sales skyrocket, for all the wrong reasons, Nintendo has discontinued the 3DS and how much buying everything on Steam would cost you.By General Protection Fault - gpfault.com
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My favorite game is Wallpaper Engine, September 16th 2020
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Comfortable gaming chairs = MYTH, Nvidia 3080 Series Gaming Card, Billy Idol’s Cyberpunk and Next Console Wave.By General Protection Fault - gpfault.com
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You can’t eat toilet paper, March 11th 2020
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Coronavirus is starting to cause fallout across the tech industry, The Smithsonian has released over 2 and a half million images you can use for free, TurboTax is spending billions on a free tax prep competitor and Apple won’t let bad guys use iPhones in movies according to one director.By General Protection Fault - gpfault.com
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Streaming is providing the lion’s share of the U.S. music industry’s revenue, the first amendment officially doesn’t apply to YouTube and other forums, GOG has a new refund policy and Twitter is now playing around with ‘Fleets’.By General Protection Fault - gpfault.com
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Decentralized Finance, February 26th 2020
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A look at the utopian and/or dystopian future of cryptocurrencies, dapps and blockchain technologies. Everything you ever wanted to know about decentralized finance but were afraid to ask.By General Protection Fault - gpfault.com
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Another day another data breach, February 19th 2020
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Another day another data breach comes to light, this time 10 million guest records from MGM Resorts, Redbox embraces synergy with a pivot… to a free live-tv streaming service, Sony backs out of PAX over coronavirus concerns and Groupon drops goods to focus on services.By General Protection Fault - gpfault.com
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Losing games in the Blizzard, February 12th 2020
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Netflix is finally letting you stop the autoplay trailers, Counter-Strike Global is about to take action through muting teamates, Geforce Now launches and immediately loses access to Activision/Blizzard games and a recent South Korean documentary recreates a small child in VR so her mother can say goodbye.…
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Huawei or the highway, February 5th 2020
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Xbox head Phil Spencer says PlayStation isn’t what they are worried about, Steam breaks a record with over 18 million players online simultaneously, Huawei has passed Apple in the smartphone race and U.S. court rules that being muted in a game isn’t an example of discrimination.By General Protection Fault - gpfault.com
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