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by fenaer 10y ago
Your pricing model is extraordinarily expensive.
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by fenaer 11y ago
The US prices are reasonable, but the UK prices are just horrendous. £500 for the 6P brings it out of the range of "I'm due an upgrade anyway" into luxury territory. I think I'll stick with my Nexus 5.
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by fenaer 11y ago
I think you're missing the point a little.
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by fenaer 11y ago
What if a significant number of the people who adopted Android as their first smartphone move on to something else as they become power users? In Apple’s last two earnings calls, Timothy D. Cook, the chief executive, reported “a higher rat
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by fenaer 12y ago
There is another project called Vivaldi, a new web browser. It's been featured on HN a few times. https://vivaldi.com/
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by fenaer 12y ago
I have attempted to portray similar ideas, in regards to a universal wage, to friends and family. Each time I'm met with "What stops some people from not working" and they refuse to move past that. They see people who work le
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by fenaer 12y ago
Why not a space plane? Surely reaching orbital velocity on a platform that is already moving at a decent speed around the planet would ease it somewhat?
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by fenaer 12y ago
What sort of use case is this for? The demos talked about in the article seem rather specific. I don't see how this will appeal to mass consumers.
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by fenaer 12y ago
It's apparently also been shown to have positive effect on depression, when taken with anti-depressants[1]. That alone makes it very attractive to me. Who knows, maybe I'll try it some day if it gets proven safe but I can't b