in-tension

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by in-tension 6mo ago
I'd be very curious to know how it does financially
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by in-tension 9mo ago
I think we're seeing that companies can't get away with the same tricks to increase profits indefinitely. Consumers are becoming less susceptible to marketing and hype that it isn't backed up by actual substance. (And substan
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by in-tension 9mo ago
It seems to me that what your saying isn't the personal computing is entering a slow decline but the PC market is. If people continue to use PCs they already own then personal computing is alive and well.
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by in-tension 11mo ago
Given this proposed series of events, what would be the mechanism s that would return the environment to the conditions we see today?
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by in-tension 2y ago
Do they still make them or do you have an old one?
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Frost on Mars(abcnews.go.com)
2 points by in-tension 2y ago|0 comments
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by in-tension 2y ago
Fantastic. Did anyone else have nostalgia for the Thinkpad track point?
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by in-tension 2y ago
Great links, will definitely be exploring these However I meant something slightly different A search engine presumably has 2 things, a database and a search algorithm The user doesn't have direct access to the underlying database Some
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by in-tension 2y ago
When they were talking about developing microbes that could excrete insulating materials, they said existing biofilms are sugar-based and wouldn't be able to hold in enough/heat water. So I started thinking about what if they coul
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by in-tension 2y ago
I love that interpretation. The Internet is made up of corners and corners are created by intersections. (Although I think I may have just reinvented the grid)
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by in-tension 2y ago
I don't think people have actually stopped we just don't know how to find them, at least I don't. How did people find them in the old days? Does anyone else want a "search engine" that is just a database of websites