jonlucc

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   by jonlucc 13y ago

   I agree that they are the same in concept. In my limited experience, the college study rooms were used pretty much exclusively in the week or so leading up to finals. Where I work now, the same types of spaces are constantly filled. It co
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   by jonlucc 13y ago

   I'm pretty sure I work in the same place. It's impossible to get a focus booth or enclave (is that what they call the small group rooms?) unless you get there early. Fortunately, they told me I would be mobile, then assigned me a
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   by jonlucc 13y ago

   Out of curiosity, how many do you have? I think 8 would cover all of the cards I use at least once every 4 months.
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   by jonlucc 13y ago

   I went to college not far from that shop and I shared a class with a former local police officer. We were discussing meth production (I can't remember how the topic casually came up in a Spanish class) and he said the cops almost alwa
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   by jonlucc 13y ago

   Here's Google's 2007 survey. http://static.googleusercontent.com/external_content/untrust...
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   by jonlucc 13y ago

   I think many of the cruises leave on very short notice. That would bring the price way down.
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   by jonlucc 13y ago

   Armed security officer is not the same as a police officer.
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   by jonlucc 13y ago

   If this happens, it should be local police officers.
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   by jonlucc 13y ago

   I only ask because it seems like the only barrier to entry. I know the math is easy, but it still is math for the user. Are you comfortable sharing numbers about how many users are repeats? It seems like a very sticky system.
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    by jonlucc 13y ago

    First, let me say I love the idea and the site. My question: Why bother with the credits? Is it a legal workaround for currency? Why not make credits equivalent to dollars?
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    by jonlucc 13y ago

    This can fly around Earth at the equator in 5 hours.
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    by jonlucc 13y ago

    I agree that data is preferred, but we can also look at it another way. There is no incentive to sign up before December 15th. All plans signed up before then start Jan 1. With all of the talk about the technical limitations, I think peo
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    by jonlucc 13y ago

    I think this speaks to our interest in clicking things on websites and seeing things happen in the real world. There have been several sites like this, but the most memorable for me was the one that allowed you to create a song to be playe
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    by jonlucc 13y ago

    I'm guessing they're already on the client list.
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    by jonlucc 13y ago

    Is physical security that big of a problem to solve? I think the more pressing issue would be attacks through their nice data connection.
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    by jonlucc 13y ago

    That might get them in the MR machine, but wait until tomorrow when they're in the CT lab. :)
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    by jonlucc 13y ago

    I'm pretty sure the tax part upheld by the Supreme Court had to do with the individual mandate. They weren't saying that the insurance companies collect a tax, but rather that if you don't have insurance, the government can
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    by jonlucc 13y ago

    I agree with this. The profit for 23AndMe comes on the backend, not from the kits.
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    by jonlucc 13y ago

    I was lucky enough to see a presentation at a pharmaceutical company. Essentially, it was a pitch for us asking them for information. The idea is that a bunch of their customers have answered a ton of questions, in addition to the gene-ch
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    by jonlucc 13y ago

    In a post-Stuxnet world, can we trust flash drives? If I remember correctly, that virus would jump onto flash drives to spread to the next few computers it touched. I think I might prefer an ethernet wire connection without the outgoing w
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    by jonlucc 13y ago

    David house was. http://www.nytimes.com/2013/09/10/business/the-border-is-a-b...
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    by jonlucc 13y ago

    I agree that they needed the additional study (which is underway, I believe). However, I think it is important to realize the cost of another study of that size is very expensive and often small vaccine companies can't afford unplanne
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    by jonlucc 13y ago

    I don't know if I see a reason they should spend the resources to ship it for PS4 and XB1. They've obviously sold a few copies of the game already. I just can't imagine the market of people who want to buy it again or are h
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    by jonlucc 13y ago

    This has concerned me since a student in my high school was punished for making some mean comments on another students wall on Facebook. Facebook was fairly new at the time. I presumed this would stop happening as people got more used to
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    by jonlucc 13y ago

    Can you suggest a good article about this or walkthrough about how to secure it? Is it more difficult than other databases?
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    by jonlucc 13y ago

    I believe you 100%, but I find it hard to imagine how a single family can offer the diversity of experiences present in a public school. Do you have a way of addressing that?
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    by jonlucc 13y ago

    That infographic is pretty unclear. Most of the statistics do not compare to the general population. Furthermore, the ones that do are unclear as to whether they have corrected for other major factors such as family income or parental edu
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    by jonlucc 13y ago

    Soon? It looks like the act of printing stories critical of the state is already being punished, and we now know that the internet is surveilled.
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    by jonlucc 13y ago

    I wish it were that simple. I think if you remove the government backed loans, the private loan market will be happy to have no competition.
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    by jonlucc 13y ago

    >current operations rely on technology that cannot quickly determine whether a foreign mobile phone has entered the United States If only this kind of communication could have a known location, like say, its origin tower. Maybe I comple