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Does the motorola RAZR V3 really cost $300? Also, it certainly isn't a smartphone. Other than that I really like this chart.

I'm missing something here. How are the security concerns of open networks being addressed? Why should I trust an open access point?

This is cool. The supplementary information is really useful.

Not sure if this is intended or not, but the e's being are rendered kind of like c's for me (chrome, win7).

example: http://i.imgur.com/IOxeyxO.png

Location: Minneapolis

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Technologies: Java, C, SVN/git, some experience with VHDL, assembly, and embedded C.

Resume: Not updated at the moment, but I want to get this post in while the thread is still active. Available upon request.

Email: forsberg@iastate.edu

I'm finishing up my computer engineering degree this fall. This summer I'm interning at Cerner in Kansas City, doing java development. Last year I had two internship in Taiwan. I'm more interested in working with great people than any specific technology!

For clarification, it wasn't a game that did the mining, but the ESEA client. What makes it worse is ESEA is already a paid service.

Is using a service like privnote a plausible way to communicate privately? According to the privacy policy, at no time is any note held in any readable format state on their servers. Also each message 'self destructs' after being opened one time.

> It shouldn't be so surprising that an ability to concentrate is a skill that can be improved, and that the best way to improve a skill is to directly practice it!

This is an important point that I feel many students do not understand. In my experience most people view focusing as a natural ability that you either have or you don't. I agree that one can be predisposed to getting distracted, but as with many predispositions, it can be overcome with some effort.