#kernel mag

[readerscollection]

“ When he was just 16, Jonah made hundreds of thousands of dollars ripping off some of the world’s biggest tech companies. A self-described social engineering expert, he boasts that he could steal practically anything with just a laptop and a cellphone. He made a small fortune on an online black market. He vacationed in Switzerland, toured Paris and Rome, and crashed in luxurious Las Vegas suites, always under an assumed identity. His family and friends wouldn’t see or hear from him for years at a time.”

[lifeofthibault]

Yes, the tech conference scene is more crowded now. But LeWeb is still king. See you next year.

LeWeb 2012 Debriefing from Andrew Scott for The Kernel

[lifeofthibault]

Samsung is highlighted as one source of major health issues in the semiconductor industry. ... You’re welcome to love Android and hate Apple. Just don’t be fooled into thinking Samsung are the good guys.

From Mic Wright's article for The Kernel - "Samsung: power, corruption, and lies"

[lifeofthibault]

I’ve never been willing to listen to copycats, that’s just how I am. Even if they make a lot of money, they’re not very interesting.

My former boss @Loic is interviewed in my favorite "Business x Tech" blog these days: Kernel Mag.

Very insightful stuff if you're interested in Tech! And I have to say: I completely agree with this quote. I personally tend to disregard and denounce copycats when I find some...