How E Ink developed full-color e-paper

Post by dredmorbius » Sun, Jan 23, 2022, 6:09 PM UTC

ineedasername wrote: post #200

dredmorbius wrote: post #171

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I'm familiar with the GPL claims. I'm not familiar with the telemetry claims. I'm asking for specific references both to establish the claims and to serve as an anchor reference to anyone encountering this thread in future. Finally, I much prefer DDG, and have used it for about a decade now. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3473250

It was not clear which you claims you were referencing. Your goal of memorializing references was not clear. The request, in the form you posted, does not seem to be a productive way of achieving your ends. This may be especially true because in recent years I have noticed that "citation requested" types of comments are often used as a passive aggressive way of telling someone they're wrong, or the precursor to attac…

Post by robinsoh » Mon, Jan 24, 2022, 1:22 AM UTC

syshum wrote: post #196

robinsoh wrote: post #193

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> You deny a general chilling effect that patents have on the market overall? That people will, companies, and insterors will simply avoid patent encumbered technology So I can just simply say Microsoft has patents and therefore operating systems are not progressing because of that? You realize that's what you're claiming. > You simply refuse to acknowledge that generally accepted reality Your reality doesn't match m…

>>So I can just simply say Microsoft has patents and therefore operating systems are not progressing because of that? You realize that's what you're claiming. In part yes... Look at the suppression of UNIX do to SCO.. I mean hell this is recorded history. I am honestly surprised I need to even debate this. SCO effectively killed Unix, and harmed Linux and BSD Software patents have a long history of suppression innova…

Post by beckman466 » Mon, Jan 24, 2022, 3:58 AM UTC

WalterBright wrote: post #173

beckman466 wrote: post #140

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> When does the original parent run out? ten years. so just after the world collapses. it's so great that we are blocking the development of vital tech /s. i mean, imagine a world without today's level of production of laptop screens/OLED TVs/LCD TVs/phone/tablet screens. all those toxic chemicals. there's so many things we don't need a flashlight being shone in our faces for, and (as someone else in this thread alre…

> capitalist firms are suffocating the earth Communist countries are the most polluted countries in the world. https://kafkadesk.org/2020/08/12/poland-stands-out-as-the-mo...

Post by diggernet » Mon, Jan 24, 2022, 7:47 PM UTC

gnicholas wrote: post #93

Did these ACeP readers [1] ever materialize? It sounded like they were a big step forward from existing devices in terms of fidelity and page turn speed. I think I recall reading that they were delayed into 2022, but I haven't heard anything about them recently. 1: https://goodereader.com/blog/e-paper/e-ink-plans-on-adding-a...