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Agreed. Any recruiter who does look you up now will find a medium post with a vindictive tone against your interviewer. That can't be productive, especially when you base your theory on nothing substantive.

OTOH, otherwise it's the five eyes and NSA logging them. Both alternatives are really, really bad in my opinion.

There is a Dutch company called Blendle[0] that has figured this out pretty well locally, and also has a BETA program running in the United States[1]. Articles are often much cheaper than 1-3 dollars, I don't recall paying more than 1 eur. They also combat clickbait titles and intros by providing a refund when the article turns out lousy.

[0]: https://blendle.com/ [1]: https://launch.blendle.com/

Perhaps you should share that you own/operate f5bot

I would argue that BTC does have intrinsic value. The cost of investment and electricity are a sizable portion the market value.

Thats exactly what they would say. Reliability track record, existing software/project restraints and enterprise relationships matter more than the price tag. That's why Intel can still charge rediculous amounts for enterprise chips for some time.

Awesome, thanks for letting me know.

I'm currently running a hackintosh with a i7 6700k, 32GB DDR4 RAM, GTX 1080Ti, 4 SSD's. M.2 SSD's are not yet supported on hackintoshes as far as I know, I did not know this upon buying parts and ended up using it for a linux installation.

As for installing a i7 8700k: I'm certain that no kext's are out that support the chipset.