He'll be serving 5-10 yrs. Brilliant.

If the criminals (hackers) had physically (instead of virtually) broken into Sony, physically stolen customer information would Sony be responsible in that case also? At what point is it just a crime against both Sony and it's customers?

I can see people writing that the security should have been better, well the same can be true in a physical crime also. Just seems odd to me, and how do we define when a company/person is liable in this kind of situation where they are also the victim?

So we can put Wifi internet on airplanes, but not a virtual black box?

Why haven't all airplanes been upgraded so the black box data is streamed to satellites/ground stations? It's so dumb to have to search for a airplane to find the data, that should be the fallback plan. Hey FAA, you listening?

What Apple tracking options? iBeacon I suppose could be used for that but users have the option to enable or not.

Big difference iBeacon needs to be enabled per app, the user has control! Here the user was scanned without their consent, this new privacy feature is awesome.

Whether it be governments or corporations or trolls, there will always be posters with less than the best intentions.

My games are databases, code and scripts.

I wonder if Apple will go into the Search Engine space? Imagine all iOS and Mac OS defaulting to Apple's own Search Engine, would that cause a ripple in the search market?

I know from my last 15 yrs of experience with MacBooks, the GPU seems be a problem area from Apple.

Let's see them test for that, GMH (Genetically Modified Humans) will blow past steroids and then we'll be going wait it's not fair. It's progress, things will always advance. China will be the first because the lack of rules, the rest will follow to keep up!

A 5* (or 5 Star) has to be better than 5 and definitely better than 5.4.
Plus they can claim it was a footnote that was mistakenly left off.

The management team is a Who's Who of former US government/military

Wow, Vitamin D 25-OH for only $20.35 according to their page. that +$200.00 less than LabCorp charges. It's nice to see Silicon Valley expanding its menu.

One of the things bean counters got rid of is the extended paid sabbatical, companies should bring it back!! It encourages two things: cross training and extended personal reflection (that leads to transitions). By bringing these back companies would encourage those who are ready to leave to leave on their own (instead of hanging around doing the bare minimum) and those who want to stay to be invigorated and ready for more focused work.

Second get rid of the lazy manager, managers that use ranking systems to determine the quality of their workforce don't spend the time to really get to know their employees and instead focus on serving the bureaucracy of the company. If you can't trust your managers to manage or grow the staff, get rid of them.