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The content looks good - the bucket resonates with me. The animation could use some work, voice over is professionally done. Good luck.

The way I would approach this is to kindle their imagination to build stuff. If in the process of building that thing, they need to use software then have them learn programming. If it requires them to use hardware, introduce them to Legos, hardware kits. If your kid wants to use colors and a canvas to bring alive their imagination, so be it. Be the enabler.

"The lack of proper monitor is never the sole cause of a problem, but it’s often a serious contributing factor."

I am continuously amazed that downtime issues go undetected until a) customer notifies you b) things go downhill and alarms are blazing. Our central principle is that monitoring and alerting has to be part of your deployment. The way we apply at my work place is that every design doc has a monitoring section which has to be filled out.

It was a perfect business that didn't get the timing right. Their business would have thrived during 2000, 2008. Now if they lasted a few more months, they would have been perfectly positioned to take major market share in the Fall 2015 recession.

How are the search results sorted? I expect them to be sorted by size of the competitor, but that doesn't seem to be the case.

I have moved on from Comcast almost an year ago and I couldn't have been happier to with my current ISP, frontier. The pain I endured while paying Comcast my top dollars make me wish that they face a similar demise like Blockbuster, B&N and others.

More likely software programming as we know today will no longer exist in another 30 years.

that website is getting hammered right now

Dead link, how do I downvote?

This is sad, I thought we were going to live forever :-(.

We don't have access to their pitch deck - market size, roadmap and traction. If we were privy to that info, am sure some of this would make more sense.