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17y ago
All the device needs for phone functionality is a blue tooth radio and a cellular radio, which is nearly free in terms of component cost, especially since a cellular radio would be required anyway for ebook and eperiodical functionality.
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17y ago
Apple will buy Netflix.
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17y ago
The heater should trigger on the detection of signal light reflected from snow.
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17y ago
Snow can be sticky and sticky snow would stick to a plastic window.
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17y ago
It seems a potentially effective approach to phishing scams would be to set up a huge network of honeypots and do automatic responses to the phishing servers with bogus information. At that point, you could try to swamp the real account inf
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17y ago
The real question isn't if 8 million times is too many, but if one time with out the approval of a judge is too many. If it is important for law enforcement to have the information, they should get the OK of a judge, to prevent abuse.
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17y ago
Probably shorthand for "what's your real competitive advantage here".
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17y ago
You have to expect it will be bad if they won't even say what is in it because doing so would "threaten national security". They must think everyone is an idiot if they will believe that.
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17y ago
Ares I or 70 SpaceXs? Kind of sums it up... NASA should focus on missions and leave Earth to orbit transport to the private sector. "As an example, SpaceX was built from scratch and has developed two launch systems (the Falcon 9 is current
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17y ago
This all brings to mind Churchill's quote (paraphrased): "Democracy is the worst form of government, with the exception of all other forms of government."
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17y ago
Higher health insurance premiums are probably to blame for a good part of the desire firms have to hire younger people. A simple improvement to skyrocketing health care costs would be to eliminate employer provided plans and let everyone bu
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17y ago
I would go further and not only teaching probability and statistics, but also teach basic calculus with simple polynomials, programming, Monti Carlo simulations, sines and cosines, computer simulations, all starting around age 13. Advance a
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17y ago
Same reasons the Turing test hasn't been passed.
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17y ago
To me, the biggest point made in the Atlantic article was that the flu vaccines have not been double blind tested, which seems incredible. However, this critique doesn't seem to argue with that point, unless I'm misreading it.
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For one thing, a desert airport is harder to sell once you outgrow it. "Used airport, good condition, excellent for coastal city, $15B, free shipping."
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17y ago
And if San Diego doesn't keep current on their fees the airport could go somewhere else, like Shanghai.
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17y ago
From a potential investor's point of view, would you want to invest in a startup that spent scarce funds on a scheme like those mentioned here instead of adding value in another way?
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17y ago
One can always hope.
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17y ago
The committee is probably thinking Obama will now need to live up to the prize--if is isn't a real peacemaking dude from here out, people will certainly whine.
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17y ago
Best wishes for a complete recovery. A comment: even good physicians often don't have a good handle on nutritional approaches to wellness, things like vitamin D/sunshine and vitamin C and the immune system, for example, and avoiding anti-n
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17y ago
Works great until someone opens the door.
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"messianic tone"? It read like a very levelheaded factual recount of his experience. His students seemed to learn the material well. The system would be improved if all such positive classroom teaching experiences were recorded, distribut
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17y ago
Regarding wasting storage on crud, I would be very surprised if the gmail storage system does not duplicate large attachments that have been forwarded around. It would not be difficult to store one copy of every attachment or identical news
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17y ago
The difference between the math is presently taught and the way it could ultimately be taught is immense. Given the problems math and reasoning illiteracy cause I think this is a much more important issue than most people assume. The appro
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I would guess a map showing a dot for every 25k people would look very similar.
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Human Spaceflight Myth: Bigger is better
(spacenews.com)
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I have used Mozilla / Firefox for what seems like forever, but 3.5 just is sluggish for some reason. It might just be my installation, but ever since upgrading to 3.5 Firefox is really slow starting up. Now I've switched to Chrome but I do
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What is amazing to me is not the features this editor has, but that editors haven't had these features for the last 10 years.
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17y ago
No surprises here, anything that reduces supply increases price (of a teacher) is lobbied for by the powerful teachers unions.
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17y ago
That's a bad sign!
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