Constance (Constance, #1)

by Matthew FitzSimmons

light-field devices

They insisted on maintaining an unhealthy amount of control. But when the company needed to grow, their egos wouldn’t allow it. It happens so often, it has a name: founder’s syndrome.

Still, in the end, it’s up to each of us to look out for our own interests, because no one else will unless their interests align.

Battery life had improved dramatically from when she was a kid, but charging still took forever. The car companies had eventually wised up and switched to interchangeable batteries. So rather than plug in and charge for hours, drivers could simply pull in and have the battery swapped out for a fresh one in a matter of minutes. Con

Complicated is only bad to the kind of people who need things to be simple.”