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by proee 8y ago
This comes across as a total "hit-piece" against Tesla. In looking closely at the article, it is supported by "The Rockefeller Foundation" , which for those who don't know - is linked to history's biggest oil m
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Segway Launches e-Skates(uk-en.segway.com)
2 points by proee 8y ago|0 comments
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by proee 8y ago
Some research suggesting that it's coming back to NYC in 2018 https://www.cntraveler.com/story/fao-schwarz-is-finally-comi...
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by proee 8y ago
Do anyone know how FAO Schwarz is doing? This is also a huge destination-location in New York that sells toys.
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by proee 8y ago
Here's a similar IoT LED clock my friend is working on. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1926284625/96766872
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by proee 8y ago
Maybe previous versions had a better "dust keepout" or the contact pad is larger so more resistant to dust.
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by proee 8y ago
I wonder what actually changed in the new design that causes this problem? The travel is obviously shorter butsomething else is fundamentally causing the problem. Does it have a smaller surface area/pad, different pad material, diffe
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by proee 9y ago
https://air.bar/mac
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by proee 9y ago
As citizens of earth, we should never stop dreaming and having huge ambitions. We're on the shoulders of people that dreamed of having things better. We're programmed by modern society to be consumers and not producers. Surely the
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by proee 9y ago
Fair enough. But I imagine you have an incredible amount of talent at this point in your life, there has to be some urgency to use it before you really do become "old." I would consider 50 to be probably the most productive perio
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by proee 9y ago
This is a downright depressing read. You probably have more talent and money than any previous time in your life, yet you're ready to watch the sun set and don't have any reason to dream and your drive is gone? Is there not a doze
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by proee 9y ago
It's a robot. Even better, it's wirelessly powered and wirelessly controlled.
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by proee 9y ago
I put a "tiny, tiny, tiny" amount of sugar, and maybe a few tablespoons of milk. Going off coffee for a week clears up my skins, while I continue to consume dairy and sugar products. So I do believe it's the coffee. Also fo
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by proee 9y ago
Coffee is the source of my acne - but I'm not able/willing to give it up.
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by proee 9y ago
i think a "haptic suit" is a good invention for the visually impaired. The suit could give you feedback when you body is near an object of when someone is approaching from behind, etc.
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by proee 9y ago
And don't forget Microsoft search. Before "Bing" it was called "Live" and I think there were a few more names before that as well. I'm surprised the name Bing is still around and not replaced with something els
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by proee 9y ago
I wonder what other interesting things they'll discover doing the search. Surly they've already stumbled upon lots shipwrecks in the search for MH370?
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Who Wants to Buy the Most Expensive House in America?(nytimes.com)
1 points by proee 9y ago|0 comments
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Software Defined Radio Pioneer Vanu Gopal Bose Is Dead at 52(arrl.org)
31 points by proee 9y ago|2 comments
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by proee 9y ago
Regarding extensions, can we really trust random 3rd party developers that their code is 100% safe and will not steal our passwords. Giving full read/write access to an extension seems VERY dangerous to me, especially if the extension
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by proee 9y ago
Right, but do you trust that his entire system is locked down. Wouldn't this be the ultimate target by a hacker at the highest level. They might even go so far as to physically breach his location if they knew they could gain access t
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by proee 9y ago
Regarding web extensions like Adblock or others, this seems to be quite risky I'm using because the developers of the plug-in could get hacked and silenly release a version that captures your password fields. Are we really ok giving fu
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by proee 9y ago
Our entire high-tech industry relies on gold because of its amazing physical properties. To say it's rarely used is not accurate. If gold was less expensive, I'd use it for a roof on my house! http://www.usesof.net&#x2F
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by proee 9y ago
pan·op·ti·con, paˈnäptiˌkän, noun a circular prison with cells arranged around a central well, from which prisoners could at all times be observed.
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by proee 9y ago
Perhaps the growth of the platform or certain internal user-based metrics are not being met, so whoever is in charge of making sure they "hit their numbers" is pushing like mad to find ways to grow product. I can see some very agg
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by proee 9y ago
He's lucky he only soaked his legs and didn't take a full on swim.
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by proee 9y ago
See my other comment. It's an entirely novel approach to fluid scanning and includes 3d density scans. http://www.romansystemsengineering.com/our_product.html
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by proee 9y ago
My friend created an advanced fluid scanner using a dodecahedron. His method is novel in that it: 1. Does not require rotation of the DUT, but instead uses just rising fluid level. 2. Uses permeable fluid so it achieves full density scans.
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by proee 9y ago
Perhaps, but from my own personal experience, I missed out on some big entrepreneurial opportunities because I considered people below my skill level to be insignificant. The Arduino platform came out years ago, and I continuously dismisse
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by proee 9y ago
Well then I'm sure it's frustrating when a professional who runs a Marathon in close to 2 hours, hears you say the same thing.

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