Buy krill pills and starve a whale. Where's Greenpeace when you need them?
Tegile thrashes rivals in race to supply vomit-free krill pills seller
Ah, the perils of buying bleeding edge kit: Dutch organic nutritional powder and pill pusher GreenPower has chosen Tegile over HP, Pure Storage, Nimble, Violin Memory and EMC to replace a Skyera skyHawk all-flash array, which ran out of support. GreenPower_supplements GreenPower nutritional supplements, including the …
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Thursday 1st October 2015 09:56 GMT I. Aproveofitspendingonspecificprojects
With the majority of Krill feeding on algae that grows on glaciers fertilised by air pollution there should be no shortage of krill hatcheries. (Until the ice runs out obviously.)
Also obviously this has never happened before since the whales are still with us. So now rather than rely on the effective decision making of a company whose management considers that windmills, solar panelling and waterfalling will accommodate the needs of future Earth residunces, you should have good opportunities in the next few years to see the last of the Earth's Ocean Giants.
Do so and you can have the privilege of telling your great grandchildren all about it -provided you don't freeze to death in a power outaged but Globally Warmed home.
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Friday 2nd October 2015 02:48 GMT Kevin McMurtrie
Re: Biiiiiig data
Marketing-centric retail is hard. They likely very prices for each item based on many static and dynamic factors. That results in an enormous and ever-growing hidden catalog to support a consistent experience each customer. They'd also be recording as much tracking data as possible for "customer retention" programs and marketing pattern analysis. Throw on top of that millions of single-use coupons, reusable promo codes, customer-to-customer recommendations, gift cards, billing information, and hopefully some fat crypto. Now it's getting to be a big database.
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Biting the hand that feeds IT
