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gkanai

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    Comment #49205764

    Until the Chinese government penalizes these Chinese companies for these insecure practices, they'll continue to be sold as is. China doesn't need to care about Chinese made produc…

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    Comment #48989611

    The two largest vtuber agencies/companies are publicly traded in Japan. https://finance.yahoo.co.jp/quote/5253.T?term=2y https://finance.yahoo.co.jp/quote/5032.T?term=2y The stock …

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    Comment #48841368

    Apple too. They solder in the SSDs and memory.

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    Comment #48756338

    The best forums still have users and traffic. For instance, for Toyota Land Cruiser owners, the best information has always been at ih8mud. Reddit doesnt hold a candle to Mud for t…

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    Comment #48538263

    These photos were originally by Lorenzo Kikisch for Type 7 magazine https://www.instagram.com/p/DZYbpfliUfs/

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    Comment #48479494

    Did you look at Patagonia Inc. as an example? I wasn't aware of the new book but am more interested in it now.

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    Comment #48479457

    > the system is designed so that VCs keep winning The way around that is to not take VC money. There are some (not many) startups that got to unicorn status by bootstrapping and no…

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    Comment #48187829

    The Mozilla Foundation owns the Mozilla Corporation. The Corporation hires the engineering staff that does the bulk of the work to develop Firefox (the rest are community/volunteer…

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    Comment #48057354

    Agreed. Recommended.

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    Comment #47765254

    Many here at HN find that site hard to read, not just the original commenter.

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    Comment #47657695

    > "Flying Geese" paradigm Can you name any one of these that are successful or prominent? I am not aware of this paradigm.

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    Comment #47241103

    Apple, if you are reading this, I'm not investing into new hardware until you fix the mess that is Tahoe. My M1 MAX is doing fine atm.

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    Comment #46970337

    The R1 is a body on frame, so a traditional truck chassis. This new R2 is a unibody- so more of a car, less so a truck

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    Comment #46953889

    You may want to attribute the site/article to yourself.

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    Comment #46853732

    China executes 11 members of Myanmar scam mafia https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cx2gdrvy9gjo China executes four more Myanmar mafia members https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cg4e…

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    Comment #46586937

    I am still on Sequoia and dont plan to move to Tahoe.

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    Comment #46523582

    The famous case I always bring up is the accident with the USS John McCain. The US Navy tried screens but due to this accident and other reasons has gone back to mechanical control…

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    Comment #46498492

    Good Riddance to Alan Dye. Tim Cook- if you do one thing before you retire- promote the right person to fix both MacOS and iOS. They're both in need of a lot of work to fix.

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    Comment #46156737

    I would argue peak car was a little earlier, maybe the 2000-2010 decade. Fewer screens to fail, analog buttons and dials. Airbags, and ABS for safety but without the additional com…

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    Comment #46116382

    I've been on Apple since the 1980s. Apple IIc was my first Apple. Since a few years ago, I've chosen to stay at least 1 full version behind the current version and I've never regre…

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    Comment #45896794

    Miyake has a line called A-POC which makes clothing out of a single piece of cloth. So it's a product line at IM.

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    Comment #45873598

    Once an underdog, the Emerald Isle is now on top.

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    Comment #45872726

    You have a gift for writing. As for your job search, I would recommend that you look way beyond your home country if you haven't started doing that already. There are markets where…