Don't worry, it's the Fringe team just doing their thing :-)

...there were nothing left for me.

So, I seem to have very particular interests and since last month I could not find anything new - so I canceled.

However, next year I will probably check back as there are bound to be something new, or at least new seasons of shows I watched. But in the mean time there is no point paying for something I'm not going to use.

I'm guessing I'll do the same with the other subscriptions - with one exception: Amazon Prime - since that subscription is more than just the streaming content. In fact, I did not get Amazon Prime for the streaming content - it's just a convenient extra from my perspective.

By the way, I recently also read comments in another news subscription (no link now as I could not find it again quickly) about the renewed rise in so called piracy as a result of all these streaming services. It would appear the market wants a unified service with a single subscription or at least a more limited number of options. But I get it - if you are a hard core content consumer, it's going to cost you.

I use DNA Storage :-)

Reminds me of this story.

Dilbert may have a point

I am watching this just as close as you :-)

My hard drive ate it :-)

... put down the slideshow first - I'm really not interesting in reading the story :-)

If NASA systems doesn't require more than 640KB RAM, nobody does.

DBMail. I use it on a Linode host (small fee every month).

It's because of the irresponsible waste of antibiotics by Adama and Roslin that humans had to learn it all over again :-)

I like them... Reminds me how far we have come.

Just worked on a project using LEAN. What we would do is let all developers deliver the same prototype. At the end we evaluate each one, pick the best and move on. In diverse projects, different developers will excel in different areas. This was one way we could quickly see who is strong in which areas making later task assignments easier - especially when you are done with prototyping and now need to add all the other functional requirements. This sounds very similar...

I would say that you should be able to release all your independent work done PRIOR to them hiring you, as that you own.

But then again, can you survive a law suit? Do you want to fight them if they just fire you? Probably not - and most of these corporate types know it.