← Back to context Comment by adrianpike 6 hours ago Everything old is new again: https://www.forbes.com/forbes/2001/1001/110.html 7 comments adrianpike Reply jryle70 43 minutes ago As mentioned in TFA's title: "Rhode Island company transforms a 1960s Russian flier with modern technology" toolslive 5 hours ago indeed: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caspian_Sea_Monster rainingmonkey 5 hours ago And https://www.seacheetah.com/ and https://seawingsproject.eu/I wonder how many of these will survive the bursting tech bubble? nomel 4 hours ago Do you have any good examples of tech that was immediately embraced without any prior examples or failures to monetize? I'm having trouble thinking of any. 3 replies →
jryle70 43 minutes ago As mentioned in TFA's title: "Rhode Island company transforms a 1960s Russian flier with modern technology"
toolslive 5 hours ago indeed: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caspian_Sea_Monster rainingmonkey 5 hours ago And https://www.seacheetah.com/ and https://seawingsproject.eu/I wonder how many of these will survive the bursting tech bubble? nomel 4 hours ago Do you have any good examples of tech that was immediately embraced without any prior examples or failures to monetize? I'm having trouble thinking of any. 3 replies →
rainingmonkey 5 hours ago And https://www.seacheetah.com/ and https://seawingsproject.eu/I wonder how many of these will survive the bursting tech bubble? nomel 4 hours ago Do you have any good examples of tech that was immediately embraced without any prior examples or failures to monetize? I'm having trouble thinking of any. 3 replies →
nomel 4 hours ago Do you have any good examples of tech that was immediately embraced without any prior examples or failures to monetize? I'm having trouble thinking of any. 3 replies →
As mentioned in TFA's title: "Rhode Island company transforms a 1960s Russian flier with modern technology"
indeed: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caspian_Sea_Monster
And https://www.seacheetah.com/ and https://seawingsproject.eu/
I wonder how many of these will survive the bursting tech bubble?
Do you have any good examples of tech that was immediately embraced without any prior examples or failures to monetize? I'm having trouble thinking of any.
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