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I'm using it and trying to setup our journal club through it. Nice tool.

That's Toronto on the second item.

Looks good. The only thing difficult in the bio/med community is actually gather some audience. Let's hope to get something, it would be a good resource.

I'm also in the Great White North, Kingston, ON to be more exact.

Why not get some options at http://graffletopia.com/

It seems that this is the one: http://www.pnas.org/content/early/2010/03/11/0910200107.abst... 10.1073/pnas.0910200107 but I'm not completely sure.

Yes, you kill the internet by killing the freedom spirit of it. But these governments want to keep it alive and free for them and for their friends.

It's the North Dakota of Brazil, without Fargo, the movie.

No, I think not. The populist governments are just trying to control it.

Hardly bad, literal yes, almost. 'Chaves' (keys, braces, staches in the post's joke) really come from the mathematical term 'chaveta', a punctuation, symbol that serves as a openin…

In Portuguese they are called "keys", so you just use open-key and close-key, but I understand that that in English would be confusing.

It's Jon. Sorry.

I'd rather know which airlines fly Boeing planes, the ones that let the pilots fly when the computers are off.

Again?

They are not third either, more like fourth or fifth. Maybe I will go with next-next-gen.

new next-gen?

I like MatLab, but for me (biologist) it's a very intricate language to learn, and AFAIK not easy to use in multiple platforms where you don't have the framework installed. And "ex…

The one I know uses Mathematica.

Where's JooJoo?

I second that too. It's a nice application and cheap.

And there is a lot of its history on the Code Book http://www.amazon.com/Code-Book-Science-Secrecy-Cryptography...