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Innittech

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    They designed a $70,000 electric pickup that ended up costing $100,000 not too long ago. You don't see them on the road.

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    Comment #48482084

    Are deeds with conditions like that legal in that jurisdiction?

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    Comment #48479891

    It's interesting that the "users can check for themselves" defense was attempted, Google search is so awful now that it's nearly impossible to find anything but ads and ads disguis…

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    Comment #48476394

    Apple's just doing what's on the agenda, plugging the analog hole. Your TV doesn't have a headphone jack any more either. TVs haven't had this in decades.

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    Comment #48475451

    It's just more Orange Man Bad, we've all heard it. Actual, real people are tuning it out now.

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    Comment #48469111

    Waiter? What's that wonderful smell? Another remake? Oh boy as long as it's not another pixel remake, those were getting a bit stale. Yes.... snifffff a Disney-styled, now this is …

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    Comment #48430219

    Yes that was how it worked due to the limitations of the C64 but also the old BASIC that they were using. If you actually used your C64 as a "power user" you'd probably have ponied…

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    Comment #48426623

    Yeah, just found that. Now I'm getting 3000+FPS on my ancient Thinkpad T520.

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    Comment #48425758

    29 FPS for me, what hardware are you using to get a hundred thousand FPS?

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    Comment #48420680

    Yes a cash register company in Europe bought the HP calculator lineup and IP and produces them today. They have slightly changed, for example the battery compartment is now secured…