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871.
by 1-6 6y ago
Interesting. I guess we can blame the lack of e-ink devices on the display technologies which are being developed (oled, microled, ips, tn, etc). E-ink has a limited purpose while color/fast updating displays have more use potential in
872.
by 1-6 6y ago
Kinda makes me wonder how hard he worked (was he all talk?); we'll never know. He certainly caused us to think though.
873.
by 1-6 6y ago
Keeping a record of phone numbers or email is asking for trouble when you get audited. Keep it more random than that and encrypted.
874.
by 1-6 6y ago
Is the Nvidia + ARM a done deal?
875.
by 1-6 6y ago
Could Intel possibly buy a stake in ARM (from Softbank) rather than Nvidia?
876.
by 1-6 6y ago
Your list is skewing toward Amazon, but point well taken. If you include Google and Microsoft, they're all chip-designers as well because they can simply license ARM's designs. Imagine if Netflix decided to hire chip designers. Al
877.
by 1-6 6y ago
Interesting how they just copy/pasted info for President Trump but not for the others when learning about past presidents: "The biography for President Trump and past presidents is courtesy of the White House Historical Associatio
878.
by 1-6 6y ago
Your co-worker is not your friend either (at first, or may never be).
879.
by 1-6 6y ago
I think the vaccine should go to people who want it the most. That way, on-lookers can sit back and take it once they realize that it's safe and effective.
880.
by 1-6 6y ago
I'm not sure if the technology is there yet. I'd simply be happy to have an iPhone with an extended screen option added to the case (like the LG ones). Those prototypes will probably be several years away before it becomes a mass-
881.
by 1-6 6y ago
In the USA, it's called fat-shaming. In Asian countries, you may feel a little bit shamed if you're overweight. You'll even get less food around the table if you're fat. Societal pressures could be both a curse and a ble
882.
by 1-6 6y ago
Yup, the Made in USA Craftsman has long been gone since it's been sold to China. MAC and Snap-on still maintain their quality but I don't run an auto repair shop to justify my purchase. I try to look for the Made in Taiwan Craftsm
883.
by 1-6 6y ago
The Thinkpad line was acquired by Lenovo from IBM in 2005. They've done a good job in maintaining the quality of the product line but some products with the 'Thinkpad' branding is absolute crap. Technology products are hard t
884.
by 1-6 6y ago
You're right but if a company can convince consumers that they've done it once, they're surely able to do it again. Unfortunately, technology changes too quickly for that to work in many cases.
885.
by 1-6 6y ago
What am I reading here? Thanks in advance.
886.
by 1-6 6y ago
I believe Dupont's Teflon is also found everywhere in the water supply around the globe.
887.
by 1-6 6y ago
Yup, why go around and publicly make a fool of yourself when you can do that anonymously online?
888.
by 1-6 6y ago
Contrary to popular belief, testosterone doesn’t cause males to rage and become violent.
889.
by 1-6 6y ago
I think it only makes Japan a hotbed for interesting and new ideas. Don't start it up in Silicon Valley when you can get free press by doing it in Japan instead!
890.
by 1-6 6y ago
I think "a solution in search of a problem" isn't a bad thing the more it's closer to first principles. It's another meaning when the solution is farther away from first principles.
891.
by 1-6 6y ago
I'm being silly here but what if the Raspberry Pi became beefier over time? That would be a great platform.
892.
by 1-6 6y ago
I see this popping up now and then. Is this project still alive and well?
893.
by 1-6 6y ago
A menstrual cycle company named Flo. App-tly named (excuse the pun).
894.
by 1-6 6y ago
I wonder if similar rules apply with microfluidics. The idea of solid-states have fascinated me.
895.
by 1-6 6y ago
Asahi, Super Dry! Sorry, had to say this.
896.
by 1-6 6y ago
This should bode well with the phone addiction article on HN.
897.
by 1-6 6y ago
Of maybe like electronic lunch chits. Once they go through the reader, it might 'burn the circuit' being equivalent to stamping a hole into the card.
898.
by 1-6 6y ago
Now that's what I call making dough!
899.
by 1-6 6y ago
Yes
900.
by 1-6 6y ago
I guess I've heard this enough to the point that it has numbed me. Steve Jobs: We won't support Flash, HTML5: Flash is no longer necessary, Adobe: We'll kill Flash, BBC: Flash is finally laid to rest...

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