This Amazon parody dating site is hilarious… and also kind of creepy

Feb05
by on February 5, 2020 at 5:29 pm
Posted In: Social Media


How’s the idea of an “Amazon Dating” site strike you? Are you horrified? Intrigued? Resigned? Well don’t worry (or get too excited), it’s a joke… at least, for now. i wasn’t having much luck with dating apps so i partnered with @amazon to make a better one 👀💘https://t.co/ticxR7j7CO — ani acopian (@aniacopian) February 4, 2020 An Amazon Dating site cropped up this week, and it looks almost exactly like you’d imagine such a site would look like were it actually Bezos’s company making it. Its GUI looks almost exactly like that of Amazon‘s desktop site, with the smorgasbord of products…

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Google makes it easier to buy the latest version of Glass

Feb04
by on February 4, 2020 at 5:17 pm
Posted In: Google, Plugged


Google Glass may have been one of the biggest flops of the decade as a consumer product, but the project lives on in specialized applications for business and enterprise markets. But even then, it was a bit of a hassle to buy one, as you had to go through one of Google’s solution providers. Now the company has made the AR gadget available through a handful of hardware resellers, making it easy for businesses, developers, or any interested party to get their hands on a pair without jumping through hoops. Glass Enterprise Edition 2 is built on Android, so developers…

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MasterCard CEO on Facebook’s Libra: ‘I don’t understand how that works’

Feb03
by on February 3, 2020 at 5:44 pm
Posted In: blockchain, cryptocurrency, Hard Fork


MasterCard chief exec Ajay Banga has lambasted Facebook‘s digital currency Libra, citing the social media giant’s apparently shaky attitude towards compliance for his company’s departure from the project back in October. In an interview with Financial Times, Banga noted he believed that key members of the Libra Association weren’t fully committed to “not do anything that is not fully compliant with local law,” particularly in relation to anti-money laundering and data management concerns. “… all that […] every time you talked to the main proponents of Libra, I said ‘Would you put that in writing?’ They wouldn’t,” Banga told FT. [READ: Swiss president:…

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