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Comment #10206505
Doubtful. Their terms are explicit and iron clad. Make no mistake, they are crafted to protect themselves first. What group of backers would have the resources and organization to …
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Comment #10206495
The proceeding is unlikely to change anything. The company will just dissolve. Most of the big scams aren't even in U.S. Jurisdictions. Only people being less ignorant and gullible…
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Comment #10206462
They won't likely see the money either way. If it was spent on development it is gone -- so if this a new company it will just file bankruptcy or dissolve. Washington state does no…
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Comment #10089804
The timing is certainly right to take off with the ongoing California drought.
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Comment #10089787
The only bad press is no press. Especially so when no one knows who you are. And now you know who Pando is, mission accomplished. They just want to join in riding the demo day medi…
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Comment #10089636
This is the way media/PR works in the US. The media markets and develops a consumer base, and then sells or exercises its influence over those consumers to its customers. You gener…
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Comment #8568997
Components are available on the market now based on PCM, MRAM, and FRAM. I know that Intel has large productization, not research, teams working on a variant of SCM. Near means 2-3…
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Comment #8566073
There are several storage class memories that are nearing commercialization. Intel is betting big on at least one of them. Most technologies in this class are orders of magnitude f…
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Comment #8141396
Corrupting the storage of a test pattern isn't particularly useful. MAYBE, you could cause premature tagging of bad blocks wearing out a flash drive/card faster. If the system you …
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Comment #8135656
SD cards are the lowest bin tier as well, given their low performance requirements and low margins relative to SSDs, embedded designs, etc. The leftovers and rejects tend to end up…
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Comment #8135623
The XOR scheme is perfectly good enough. If it were a real issue affecting customers it would be replaced (but it isn't). The XOR scheme is extremely cheap (compact) and does not n…
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Comment #8134823
Due to close physical proximity, there will always be some degree of capacitive coupling between the cells. This coupling will cause a cell's potential to increase slightly when it…