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Amazon still sells Nazi and Neo-Nazi products (despite claims otherwise)

Aug03
by on August 3, 2018 at 5:18 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Opinion


Here we go again. The New York Times yesterday reported that Amazon had removed products from its online marketplace featuring Nazi symbols. I’ve just got one question for whoever wrote that article: What products did Amazon remove? A quick perusal of the Amazon marketplace, as of the time of this writing, will reveal a plethora of Nazi memorabilia items, Neo-Nazi products, and more. In fact, the only items I can’t find on Amazon from our previous coverage of its hate group-related products, is the anti-Muslim baby onesie and the Christian cross with a swastika on it. To be fair to…

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Amazon still sells Nazi and Neo-Nazi products (despite claims otherwise)

Aug03
by on August 3, 2018 at 5:18 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Opinion


Here we go again. The New York Times yesterday reported that Amazon had removed products from its online marketplace featuring Nazi symbols. I’ve just got one question for whoever wrote that article: What products did Amazon remove? A quick perusal of the Amazon marketplace, as of the time of this writing, will reveal a plethora of Nazi memorabilia items, Neo-Nazi products, and more. In fact, the only items I can’t find on Amazon from our previous coverage of its hate group-related products, is the anti-Muslim baby onesie and the Christian cross with a swastika on it. To be fair to…

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Fortnite won’t be on Google Play, so here’s how Android users can get it

Aug03
by on August 3, 2018 at 4:59 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, gaming, Google


Fortnite players waiting raptly for the release of the Android version are going to have a slightly different path than iPhone users. Epic games today confirmed it won’t be offering the game on the Google Play store. So for everyone who wants to download the game when it finally releases to its one untapped market, you’ll have to download it directly from the Epic Games website. It appears to be a similar process to downloading it on the PC. In a Q&A with Eurogamer, Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney encourages users to be very cautious not to download fake versions…

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Fortnite won’t be on Google Play, so here’s how Android users can get it

Aug03
by on August 3, 2018 at 4:59 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, gaming, Google


Fortnite players waiting raptly for the release of the Android version are going to have a slightly different path than iPhone users. Epic games today confirmed it won’t be offering the game on the Google Play store. So for everyone who wants to download the game when it finally releases to its one untapped market, you’ll have to download it directly from the Epic Games website. It appears to be a similar process to downloading it on the PC. In a Q&A with Eurogamer, Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney encourages users to be very cautious not to download fake versions…

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An entrepreneur’s guide to NYC’s tech scene

Aug03
by on August 3, 2018 at 3:47 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Contributors


If it’s been a while since your last trip to New York, there’s a chance you might actually assume that the tech scene has slowed. Over the last few years the hype has somewhat abated. In fact, it was only a few years ago that the media was constantly comparing New York’s startup ecosystem with that of San Francisco’s. During a recent trip I spoke to venture capitalists and founders, and they explained that the city’s tech scene has matured, having begun a new chapter of more stable growth. In fact, New York currently boasts 6,300 startups, with tech jobs…

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