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by laut 15y ago
The site shows two watches and one of them looks like it has an e-ink display and no OLEDs. The "Digital with 96x96 reflective / always on display technology". That sounds and looks a lot like e-ink. Seiko and others have also released watc
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by laut 15y ago
Sounds like an e-ink display, not OLED. On the website it says there are two platform, and for only one of them does it say OLED.
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by laut 15y ago
Government monopoly. It's in Australia which has a telco monopoly. Internet is very expensive there. I was there as a tourist and left earlier than planned because it was so hard/expensive to get internet access. In third world countries on
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by laut 15y ago
In the EU there are different countries with different cultures and rules. In some countries it is easy to fire people, while in others it's almost impossible. Where it's easy to fire people it's less of a risk to hire people.
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by laut 15y ago
If you think that's wasteful - bad news, that's how governments work in general. A good example of the 4 ways to spend money: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5RDMdc5r5z8 The way to get a good economy is to get rid of obstacles, not for the
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by laut 15y ago
Mac OS X is the only unix based OS that runs Photoshop natively. Macs are the only way to run Mac OS X except if you make a "hackintosh". Linux is not as user friendly and integrated with the hardware as Macs. There are certain apps that ar
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by laut 15y ago
Macs "just work" for things where Linux doesn't. Photoshop doesn't run natively on Linux, that's alone is enough for many to choose OS X over Linux. For many people the price difference (if it's there) doesn't matter.
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by laut 15y ago
I guess you are for alcohol prohibition too?
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by laut 16y ago
The batteries weigh a lot and require cooling. A Lotus Elise, which the Tesla Roadster is based on, weighs and costs less.
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by laut 16y ago
Actually, at least in some countries, the punishment for buying stolen goods is similar to stealing it.
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by laut 16y ago
Buying stolen goods isn't much better than stealing.
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by laut 16y ago
Is there something wrong with questioning scientific theories? Except that it's not PC.
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by laut 16y ago
The market is already innovating. The government doesn't create jobs, it just directs resources from one place to another. Yes, it's socialist. The government doesn't have that money anyway, it's running at a deficit.
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by laut 16y ago
He's saying the market is better than allocating money than government. If the politicians and bureaucrats are so good at investing, why don't they do it privately instead of working for the government? You are assuming that government is b
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by laut 16y ago
To the downvoters: Please answer the question. BMW has made a driverless car too. How is it different?
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by laut 16y ago
Car companies have made cars that do that too. No completely autonomous car is on the market though. Not from Google nor anyone else.
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by laut 16y ago
It's entertainment. Do you think he said anything factually wrong in the clip, though?
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by laut 16y ago
Why not? He has had them on the show before. There would have to be a reason for it to be on again though. The driverless lap has already been done. The Google Prius would just be slower.
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by laut 16y ago
You can buy cars today that can almost drive by itself. Adaptive cruise control. Automated parking. Lane assist. Automatic braking to avoid accidents. BMW has demonstrated a driverless racing lap on Top Gear before can be seen in the link I
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by laut 16y ago
Do you mean something like this? http://www.ruf.dk/ It hasn't caught on. And I don't see the advantages that might be there outweighing the disadvantages.
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by laut 16y ago
Did Google demo something that car companies haven't been working on for many years, and demonstrated years ago?
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by laut 16y ago
Looks like what BMW had on Top Gear some a few years ago. Just faster. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0AYCUSAMF9U A bonus video about what is more environmentally friendly and economical - a Prius or a BMW M3: http://www.youtube.com/watc
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by laut 16y ago
The English language comes from what is now Denmark, Germany, and the Netherlands. A lot of influence from Old Norse, which is also what Swedish originates from. Maybe Æ will be a part of English again in 700 years :)
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by laut 16y ago
Couldn't find pictures of the back of the watch. Would be nice with an easy way to find good pictures of the product. Like a picture gallery.
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by laut 16y ago
Sweden is a big industrial nation. The relatively free market system allowed them to flourish. In all of the Scandinavian countries the welfare state really didn't start until around the 1960s-1970s. The government programs have only been p
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by laut 16y ago
Please stop pointing to successful market economies and calling them socialist. In some ways Switzerland is a libertarian tax haven and really makes the US look socialist. Switzerland, Canada and Denmark are more economically free than the
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by laut 16y ago
The title is an oxymoron. With socialism, you don't have private ownership of the means of production. Thus you cannot have start-ups with socialism.
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by laut 16y ago
Yes. Recently new drilling techniques, which make it economical to drill for shale gas, have been found.
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by laut 16y ago
It might be true for cars like Jaguars and Ferraris from the 1980s, but not today. Do you think a Ferrari California or Lamborghini Gallardo becomes unreliable over 30K miles? They are made to last much longer than that. Most current Lambor
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by laut 16y ago
Millions of people drive Italian cars every day. Fiat is taking over Chrysler. You'll see modern Italian cars in the US soon. They are not like in the 1970s.

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