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IBM’s share price just dropped by a whopping 25%. That’s thanks to IBM’s CEO, Arvind Krishna, saying the company didn’t adapt quickly enough to the industry moving towards spending less on software and more on data centre infrastructure (via CNN). As noted by CNN, this puts the company in the vicinity of its worst day…
I’m pretty neutral on World of Warcraft’s current in-between patch content—this sort of thing isn’t necessarily Blizzard’s strong suit, and you get losers and winners. I’m already deeply ambivalent to the Omnium Folio, but I’ve been having an acceptable time in its void invasion zones. Sometimes it’s nice to just turn your brain off for…
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