pret

Yes, the FUD is gathered from personal experience of several non-City branches of Pret and Caffe Nero, in particular.

There's new one near me on 53 and 3rd that has plenty of sitting space, and the food is arranged differently (more like Pret I guess).

They've got a nice sandwich chain called Pret a Manger that make consistently good food however.

How does pret a voter protect voter privacy in a voter pool (precinct) of 400 with a ballot containing 30 issues.

The kindness shown at Pret a Manger, while exceptional is not completely surprising to me.

How does, say, Pret a Voter rely on hash collisions to protect voter privacy?

Take a look at a Pret or Eat (or indeed, M&S) at lunchtime.

Again, pray tell, how does Pret a Voter rely on hash collisions?

Timeline from live chicken to Pret a Manger Chicken Wrap?

For all their faults, I love London airports for the ubiquity of Pret shops.

I conflated Pret a Voter with another hare brained scheme: Chaum's Punchscan, which at least makes a token attempt to protect voter privacy.

And that's just on the street level - if it's not a pret it's a bank- and who knows what's in those generic skyscrapers housing 20 different companies...

I assume you mean that its transparency can be understood by 10% of the population, not how you use them (Pret a Voter for instance is quite straightforward).

Re the iphone I think it'll use the same NFC terminal I just paid for my coffee with at Pret.

They apparently go to food markets out of vicarious faux-working class escapism, and not because freshly-cooked spicy food is worth paying a bit more for than Pret.