DavidJohnson

And your credit cards don't lock themselves once they are out of range.

I've heard from several people/companies in InfoSec have copies of the database and are actively analyzing it. Shouldn't be too hard to find if you wish to check yourself against the compromised list.

Dear Boston Dynamics,

This is getting creepier and creepier.

Sincerely, Humanity

Try Rhode Island. It's a fantastic microcosm for startups. The state has just about every sort of infrastructure represented there within arms reach. When you succeed or fail, you know quickly. For the past 26 years the City of Providence has been turning itself into a great incubator for artistic ventures, and as such, IT, Engineering, Software startups do well here.

But of course, if you're not a person versed in running a company, you're gonna have a bad time. I watched the whole "38 Studios" fiasco take off, crash, and burn(in that order). They got caught up in the parties and amazing restaurant culture in Providence. It seems they may have spent more on team outings than some people make in a year while making no profit.

On the flipside, a very talented friend of mine started a graphic design company a few years back. They've grown exponentially and rapidly. Right now they're doing a very respectable trade in services and having a great time at it. Ping me if you wish to discuss further. Cost of living is far lower in Providence than in Boston. And the support structure extends to Boston. The whole state is technically “walking distance”.