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   by clinton_sf 13y ago

   For what it's worth, journalists can and do talk to subject experts. Whether they quote their sources in a casual non-scientific article for Wired magazine is another thing. For more info (e.g., of a journalist talking to doctors and s
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   by clinton_sf 13y ago

   It depends what you value more: best or cheap. For cheap, there are plenty of options: the San Francisco public library has many branches, is clean, quiet, and does not restrict what protocols you use on their wifi. (e.g., ssh is allowed) I
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   Google Launches White Space Database(dailywireless.org)

   6 points by clinton_sf 13y ago|1 comments
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   by clinton_sf 13y ago

   The answer to this is complicated and I'm not going to try to cover all the angles of it, so I'll simplify the answer with this: it depends on what you value and what you're willing to pay a premium for; if you care deeply ab
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   The money is in the Bitcoin protocol(internetganesha.wordpress.com)

   1 points by clinton_sf 13y ago|0 comments
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   by clinton_sf 13y ago

   I posit that it isn't class tension, rather cultural tension. I moved to San Francisco in 2000 (during the dot com boom and subsequent bust) when the first wave of anti-tech worker sentiment start to brew. Since then it's complete