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by jonlucc 12y ago
It's possible that it is becoming a more difficult space to compete in. There are now several companies (MS, Google) that can use it as a mechanism for lock-in or subsidize the costs in another way. If Dropbox wants to compete, their m
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by jonlucc 12y ago
I don't see any screenshots of the web client. I know I could use a remote client, but I'm curious. Are there any?
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by jonlucc 12y ago
I'm guessing they mean the launch tower.
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by jonlucc 12y ago
I think the consortium would be much better off asking Apple (and Google) to work with them on figuring out a way to automatically tie purchases from a particular store with that store's rewards program. If I don't have to think a
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by jonlucc 12y ago
Perhaps they are offering this as an addition to ISP (as in, you can have HBOGo as an add-on to your Comcast internet plan).
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by jonlucc 12y ago
They updated it a week or two ago to allow you to select what images are shown during downtime.
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by jonlucc 12y ago
Wouldn't a group with $1bn to spend want a patent to ensure they would get a return on that money?
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by jonlucc 12y ago
Worse, I fear that cancer patients and their loved ones will get overly enthusiastic about this. Then, when they donate tons of money and it fails, they are out money, time, and a drug. This is the reason pharmaceutical companies are cauti
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by jonlucc 12y ago
This device annoys me. I occasionally go to the Applebee's near me, and I've used it once. They usually are either broken or not on (either way, black screen). Anyone here with experience as a waiter with these things? Are they aw
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by jonlucc 12y ago
I had a recurrence of a medical complaint and have a high deductible insurance. I called around to several odficesbro find out what it would cost to treat if I was correct that it was a recurrence. In every case it took 30 minutes or longer
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by jonlucc 12y ago
Maybe by voting? It probably shouldn't be used for the most vital aspects, but it would be less likely to have 5 or 6 malicious cars around than just 1.
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by jonlucc 12y ago
Surely there is an option for larger departments to run their own servers. Isn't there already digital evidence to be stored?
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I'm not sure if it's true, but I've read that the airlines didn't want to have any part in security after 9/11 because of the liability.
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by jonlucc 12y ago
If you add more than one stock to a Google Finance chart, it should automatically change the y-axis to %.
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10-20 million is nowhere close. A single moderate size monkey study costs around $900,000 at a CRO (because most pharma companies don't have their own NHP facilities). This paper [1] places it between $500 million and $2 billion, but
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by jonlucc 12y ago
In Kansas City, Missouri, they installed a bunch of red light cameras and a bunch of false cameras (just boxes mounted on stoplights to look like cameras). The real ones and fake ones were published quickly (with whether they were real) and
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by jonlucc 12y ago
None of the papier mache volcanoes claim to have discovered something novel. It is clear to all involved that those are an imitation intended to give children something to do, rather than to force them to actually learn and understand the
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by jonlucc 12y ago
It works for me, only requesting location.
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by jonlucc 12y ago
This is pretty neat. The sign-up is very easy (thank you), but there is a bit of a hole when I try to search for something that doesn't seem to exist (I searched for "bone"). I would also like to be able to filter, not just
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by jonlucc 12y ago
My wife and I were discussing this a few weeks ago. If YNAB could automatically grab my bank transactions like Mint, I would be sold. I love their philosophy on budgeting.
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by jonlucc 12y ago
It seems like your biggest hurdle might be getting local advertisers in an area. Maybe I don't know anything about small-scale ad sales, but I would think that part of the business would really benefit from having local/regional p
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by jonlucc 12y ago
I'm pretty sure it is Europe. If you mouse over the greenish parts, individual countries are highlighted.
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by jonlucc 12y ago
I thought about this, but they still have the problem that the old links shared won't resolve. EDIT: mseebach is right, they just have to copy the link format
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by jonlucc 12y ago
I've wondered if Fedex and UPS would just manage the long-haul intercity transportation with either driverless trucks or something else. Then they also still staff tons of warehouses at the city hubs. From there, it could be Google&#x2
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The worst part is the lack of fresh content in my morning.
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There are many reasons close schools would have an advantage. I would be surprised if there aren't adjunct faculty at Stanford from Google (and UW from Microsoft) and interns sometimes prefer local opportunities to those far away. It m
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Roughly ten more people than downvoted it.
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If Youtube screws this up and drives away the users, there will likely be an alternative that rises. That's how Twitch got so big, so it might be able to happen again.
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To be fair, those kinds of stories usually play out in the financial news around drug companies, many of which have lobbyists and a team whose job it is to make sure they can get their drugs through.
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These are both good points, but it is also important to note that it is not very easy to hire people to review drugs at the FDA. They have to be pretty aware of the state-of-the-art in their field in order to be able to effectively provide

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