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Which will be the first of big tech to die?
Talking about FAANG-M in particular
******** (meta)
Apple
Amazon
Netflix
Google
Microsoft
And which will last the longest?
******** (meta)
Apple
Amazon
Netflix
Microsoft
And which will last the longest?
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Netflix easily has the biggest potential to be the first one to fail
Its the only one with legit competition
Its the only one with legit competition
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We're all gonna make it
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01-27-2022, 02:59 PM
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Netflix or Apple have highest potential for failure due to a lack of innovation
******** seemingly might but there are so many subsidiaries that ******** owns. (nearly every phone app, marketing, or communication company)
Google and Microsoft No real competitors and may join in to one
Amazon's only competitor is Alibaba and other chinese shtt
******** seemingly might but there are so many subsidiaries that ******** owns. (nearly every phone app, marketing, or communication company)
Google and Microsoft No real competitors and may join in to one
Amazon's only competitor is Alibaba and other chinese shtt
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01-27-2022, 03:00 PM
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i think google is going to crumble sooner than later
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01-27-2022, 03:07 PM
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Originally Posted By MiscMathematician⏩
Meta is going to be a giant data grab and advertising scam. The virtual world will guide you to brands who pay the most and build profiles on all the usersgoogle isnt going anywhere
i think apple is peaking
microsoft will only go up, especially if their recent acquisition is allowed
I feel like FB is first. their whole stupid meta bull****e is a gigantic gamble
i think apple is peaking
microsoft will only go up, especially if their recent acquisition is allowed
I feel like FB is first. their whole stupid meta bull****e is a gigantic gamble
Basically a fancy version of what tech companies do now
Cuckflix is the most vulnerable by far though. It's basically like a red alt compared to the others on the list
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01-27-2022, 03:10 PM
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Netflix will probably be done within another 5-10 years.
They're already raising their prices for their subscriptions and offering nothing in return for that increase in price.
Much of what made them good (Friends, The Office, etc) all went to another platform, so not much reason to keep Netflix after all of that.
Plus, Cuties didn't help them at all.
They're already raising their prices for their subscriptions and offering nothing in return for that increase in price.
Much of what made them good (Friends, The Office, etc) all went to another platform, so not much reason to keep Netflix after all of that.
Plus, Cuties didn't help them at all.
01-27-2022, 03:14 PM
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The streamers are starting to share content again. Marvel stuff appeared on Netflix again, yadda yadda.
The exclusivity thing was short lived. It's pointless anyhow. As it stands now Netflix, Prime, etc are just newer media outlets like ABC - they own a channel, create their own content but also share theirs and purchase content rights from other outlets.
But now no more fuking commercials and no editing. So I'm okay with it.
The exclusivity thing was short lived. It's pointless anyhow. As it stands now Netflix, Prime, etc are just newer media outlets like ABC - they own a channel, create their own content but also share theirs and purchase content rights from other outlets.
But now no more fuking commercials and no editing. So I'm okay with it.
01-27-2022, 03:18 PM
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Originally Posted By MiscMathematician⏩
What gamble? If you don't see where we're headed since the insane success of the COVID lockdown scam you're blindgoogle isnt going anywhere
i think apple is peaking
microsoft will only go up, especially if their recent acquisition is allowed
I feel like FB is first. their whole stupid meta bull****e is a gigantic gamble
i think apple is peaking
microsoft will only go up, especially if their recent acquisition is allowed
I feel like FB is first. their whole stupid meta bull****e is a gigantic gamble
Metaverse will be the norm soon enough
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01-27-2022, 03:19 PM
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Google is going the way of Yahoo when it comes to their presence on the internet, but they have so many other investments in various services that even if everyone stops using their site they should be fine. Amazon is a colossal giant that isn't going anywhere, same with Microsoft. Apple seems like they could be peaking, but then again they always seem to be smart about maintaining success.
Netflix and ******** seem like they could be going down though, I mean Netflix is always going to be around but their dominance is under threat as so many other big streaming services have taken off. ******** is still a social media giant but their website is rapidly losing popularity and relevance as their userbase has continued to age with younger demographics abandoning it in mass or simply never showing any interest in it. They are basically staking their future success off of their metaverse thing.
Some of the smaller big tech brands are the ones I can see going down sooner, such as Sony Playsation for example.
Netflix and ******** seem like they could be going down though, I mean Netflix is always going to be around but their dominance is under threat as so many other big streaming services have taken off. ******** is still a social media giant but their website is rapidly losing popularity and relevance as their userbase has continued to age with younger demographics abandoning it in mass or simply never showing any interest in it. They are basically staking their future success off of their metaverse thing.
Some of the smaller big tech brands are the ones I can see going down sooner, such as Sony Playsation for example.
01-27-2022, 03:20 PM
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Originally Posted By FilsGoodMan⏩
They said something similar about Oculus VR and very few people give a fug about itWhat gamble? If you don't see where we're headed since the insane success of the COVID lockdown scam you're blind
Metaverse will be the norm soon enough
Metaverse will be the norm soon enough
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i dont think they're going anywhere. they're the equivalent of the old tycoons from the industrial revolution that are the reason for monopoly laws existing.
they are equivalent to steel, oil, banking where they're such lynchpins to society they leak over into everything
don't think you guys understand how much they are apart of the infrastructure to the internet.
so basically by using the internet you're using their services
******** underwater cables for africa
they were basically lucky to start a revolution and get in the ground floor. when they were new there was nothing against it, but as time has gone on some people are aware of their essential monopoly and hopefully its curtailed
they are equivalent to steel, oil, banking where they're such lynchpins to society they leak over into everything
don't think you guys understand how much they are apart of the infrastructure to the internet.
so basically by using the internet you're using their services
******** underwater cables for africa
they were basically lucky to start a revolution and get in the ground floor. when they were new there was nothing against it, but as time has gone on some people are aware of their essential monopoly and hopefully its curtailed
01-27-2022, 03:27 PM
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All of them will still be around after we're dead, srs
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******** or netflix
******** itself is bound to die eventually (See myspace) mostly boomers on it and third world populations, way more popular/trendy things, it is still the best for group orginizations though
netflix loads of competition
either company could just branch into a million subsidy companies with deep pockets and never die though. but i think these two products are most likely to dry up first out of your list
******** itself is bound to die eventually (See myspace) mostly boomers on it and third world populations, way more popular/trendy things, it is still the best for group orginizations though
netflix loads of competition
either company could just branch into a million subsidy companies with deep pockets and never die though. but i think these two products are most likely to dry up first out of your list
I dont give a f*ck about a b*tch on the internet
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Originally Posted By Legacyx⏩
you realize the majority of ********s profits doesn’t come from the social media site******** or netflix
******** itself is bound to die eventually (See myspace) mostly boomers on it and third world populations, way more popular/trendy things, it is still the best for group orginizations though
******** itself is bound to die eventually (See myspace) mostly boomers on it and third world populations, way more popular/trendy things, it is still the best for group orginizations though
that’s like saying Google will die cause it’s just a search engine
you’d be surprised how far ******** reaches
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01-27-2022, 03:54 PM
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Originally Posted By DolphinPilot⏩
The tech hasn't caught up yet, look at Unreal Engine 5 already. It's been an enormous improvement to rendering times and objects able to be loaded seamlessly. There's a reason Nvidia skyrocketed into the top 10 global marketcaps in the past 2 years.They said something similar about Oculus VR and very few people give a fug about it
Now imagine Unreal Engine 6. It doesn't necessarily have to be VR, even just a reality sim game on your computer or phone where you can do everything you do in your real life but in the game. ******** and Google have so much data theyll eventually be able to translate objects in reality into virtual objects without having to individually model them.
It's just a matter of time SRS. The past 2 years were a trial run to see how the world functions if the majority of people are locked inside their homes (except "essential workers" aka those that would maintain the addicted people's physical welfare and infrastructure). And in those 2 years the tech companies grew more by marketcap than in the past 20 combined.
They proved with the past 2 years of the COVID scam they can make you give a fuk about whether they want you to give a fuk about, it's just now having to wait for the tech to catch up. They will eventually be able to basically remodel the entire world as we know it in CGI, in which case why waste your time in a limited reality when you can participate in an unlimited virtual world
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Originally Posted By propreffered7⏩
This. They basically own the internet and in turn the world.i dont think they're going anywhere. they're the equivalent of the old tycoons from the industrial revolution that are the reason for monopoly laws existing.
they are equivalent to steel, oil, banking where they're such lynchpins to society they leak over into everything
don't think you guys understand how much they are apart of the infrastructure to the internet.
so basically by using the internet you're using their services
******** underwater cables for africa
they were basically lucky to start a revolution and get in the ground floor. when they were new there was nothing against it, but as time has gone on some people are aware of their essential monopoly and hopefully its curtailed
they are equivalent to steel, oil, banking where they're such lynchpins to society they leak over into everything
don't think you guys understand how much they are apart of the infrastructure to the internet.
so basically by using the internet you're using their services
******** underwater cables for africa
they were basically lucky to start a revolution and get in the ground floor. when they were new there was nothing against it, but as time has gone on some people are aware of their essential monopoly and hopefully its curtailed
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Originally Posted By FilsGoodMan⏩
Yeah yeah yeah, all of that is bullsh.it.The tech hasn't caught up yet, look at Unreal Engine 5 already. It's been an enormous improvement to rendering times and objects able to be loaded seamlessly. There's a reason Nvidia skyrocketed into the top 10 global marketcaps in the past 2 years.
Now imagine Unreal Engine 6. It doesn't necessarily have to be VR, even just a reality sim game on your computer or phone where you can do everything you do in your real life but in the game. ******** and Google have so much data theyll eventually be able to translate objects in reality into virtual objects without having to individually model them.
It's just a matter of time SRS. The past 2 years were a trial run to see how the world functions if the majority of people are locked inside their homes (except "essential workers" aka those that would maintain the addicted people's physical welfare and infrastructure). And in those 2 years the tech companies grew more by marketcap than in the past 20 combined.
They proved with the past 2 years of the COVID scam they can make you give a fuk about whether they want you to give a fuk about, it's just now having to wait for the tech to catch up. They will eventually be able to basically remodel the entire world as we know it in CGI, in which case why waste your time in a limited reality when you can participate in an unlimited virtual world
Now imagine Unreal Engine 6. It doesn't necessarily have to be VR, even just a reality sim game on your computer or phone where you can do everything you do in your real life but in the game. ******** and Google have so much data theyll eventually be able to translate objects in reality into virtual objects without having to individually model them.
It's just a matter of time SRS. The past 2 years were a trial run to see how the world functions if the majority of people are locked inside their homes (except "essential workers" aka those that would maintain the addicted people's physical welfare and infrastructure). And in those 2 years the tech companies grew more by marketcap than in the past 20 combined.
They proved with the past 2 years of the COVID scam they can make you give a fuk about whether they want you to give a fuk about, it's just now having to wait for the tech to catch up. They will eventually be able to basically remodel the entire world as we know it in CGI, in which case why waste your time in a limited reality when you can participate in an unlimited virtual world
Wow bro, what if...Second Life and Messenger chatrooms but with VR? Jfc.
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Originally Posted By FilsGoodMan⏩
this will happen in our lifetimeThe tech hasn't caught up yet, look at Unreal Engine 5 already. It's been an enormous improvement to rendering times and objects able to be loaded seamlessly. There's a reason Nvidia skyrocketed into the top 10 global marketcaps in the past 2 years.
Now imagine Unreal Engine 6. It doesn't necessarily have to be VR, even just a reality sim game on your computer or phone where you can do everything you do in your real life but in the game. ******** and Google have so much data theyll eventually be able to translate objects in reality into virtual objects without having to individually model them.
It's just a matter of time SRS. The past 2 years were a trial run to see how the world functions if the majority of people are locked inside their homes (except "essential workers" aka those that would maintain the addicted people's physical welfare and infrastructure). And in those 2 years the tech companies grew more by marketcap than in the past 20 combined.
They proved with the past 2 years of the COVID scam they can make you give a fuk about whether they want you to give a fuk about, it's just now having to wait for the tech to catch up. They will eventually be able to basically remodel the entire world as we know it in CGI, in which case why waste your time in a limited reality when you can participate in an unlimited virtual world
Now imagine Unreal Engine 6. It doesn't necessarily have to be VR, even just a reality sim game on your computer or phone where you can do everything you do in your real life but in the game. ******** and Google have so much data theyll eventually be able to translate objects in reality into virtual objects without having to individually model them.
It's just a matter of time SRS. The past 2 years were a trial run to see how the world functions if the majority of people are locked inside their homes (except "essential workers" aka those that would maintain the addicted people's physical welfare and infrastructure). And in those 2 years the tech companies grew more by marketcap than in the past 20 combined.
They proved with the past 2 years of the COVID scam they can make you give a fuk about whether they want you to give a fuk about, it's just now having to wait for the tech to catch up. They will eventually be able to basically remodel the entire world as we know it in CGI, in which case why waste your time in a limited reality when you can participate in an unlimited virtual world
I’ve seen some hyperrealistic rendering and animations of human faces and bodies
as far as environments we already are there. Ex. Battlefield, Skyrim, GTA V mods
in 20 years time kids will be taught in VR by AI
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Good question. All will remain alive for atleast a decade It will be Meta or Netflix.
Meta will be destroyed by a new gen social network. Once the new competitor achieves network effect success. They are reliant on FB Ad revenue despite having half a dozen other products that cant and wont be monetized
Netflix has no competitive edge anymore, streaming companies are just internet tv channels now
Meta was just born as a shell company to protect them from the FB PR disasters of the last few years
Meta will be destroyed by a new gen social network. Once the new competitor achieves network effect success. They are reliant on FB Ad revenue despite having half a dozen other products that cant and wont be monetized
Netflix has no competitive edge anymore, streaming companies are just internet tv channels now
Originally Posted By aceroa⏩
Most of their revenue is Ad-based from ********. Whatsapp and Instagram are not properly monetized. The rest of their products are dead end corporate start upsI used to think it was ******** but then Meta was born, so I think they will be around for a long time srs
Meta was just born as a shell company to protect them from the FB PR disasters of the last few years
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Netflix is on it's way out srs
I'm just a piss ant but I cancelled my subscription over 1 year ago which I never thought I'd do
I'm just a piss ant but I cancelled my subscription over 1 year ago which I never thought I'd do
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Originally Posted By BraneyGumble⏩
Second life was Nintendo 64 level graphics and animations.Yeah yeah yeah, all of that is bullsh.it.
Wow bro, what if...Second Life and Messenger chatrooms but with VR? Jfc.
Wow bro, what if...Second Life and Messenger chatrooms but with VR? Jfc.
There's already metaverse crypto projects using blocky dogchit graphics selling land for more than your real life land is worth.
But now imagine in a few years where that game is not blocky dogchit graphics but completely lifelike.
And you think people won't flock to that when Google, Meta, Apple, Microsoft tell them to? Remember that everything in your news feed, the media, YouTube, is handed to you by their algorithms. All they have to do is convince you that it's the best thing since sliced bread and everybody is making a fortune in it and loving their new virtual life. Like they did with COVID, NFTs, crypto in the past 2 years.
We are essentially all predictable addicted slaves and once the tech catches up the majority of humanity will live in the metaverse. Think of it as the next step of the internet.
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Originally Posted By bfdehewdbyywhn⏩
Not even 20 years, the rate at which it's growing and the money they made in the past 2 years we might even see it in 5-10 years.this will happen in our lifetime
I’ve seen some hyperrealistic rendering and animations of human faces and bodies
as far as environments we already are there. Ex. Battlefield, Skyrim, GTA V mods
in 20 years time kids will be taught in VR by AI
I’ve seen some hyperrealistic rendering and animations of human faces and bodies
as far as environments we already are there. Ex. Battlefield, Skyrim, GTA V mods
in 20 years time kids will be taught in VR by AI
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Originally Posted By propreffered7⏩
This isn't the thing that makes them money. This was an expense. Advertising makes them money. If someone else comes up with a better ad model then that money will move away from Google. Simple as that.i dont think they're going anywhere. they're the equivalent of the old tycoons from the industrial revolution that are the reason for monopoly laws existing.
they are equivalent to steel, oil, banking where they're such lynchpins to society they leak over into everything
don't think you guys understand how much they are apart of the infrastructure to the internet.
so basically by using the internet you're using their services
******** underwater cables for africa
they were basically lucky to start a revolution and get in the ground floor. when they were new there was nothing against it, but as time has gone on some people are aware of their essential monopoly and hopefully its curtailed
they are equivalent to steel, oil, banking where they're such lynchpins to society they leak over into everything
don't think you guys understand how much they are apart of the infrastructure to the internet.
so basically by using the internet you're using their services
******** underwater cables for africa
they were basically lucky to start a revolution and get in the ground floor. when they were new there was nothing against it, but as time has gone on some people are aware of their essential monopoly and hopefully its curtailed
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