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As a comparison in the UK there is robust mandatory reporting on "Retained foreign object post procedure" which is a so-called "Never Event" in the most recent publication (April 2024 to September 2024) this occurred 60
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2y ago
Were they Teradici cards?
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Analysis of Storm-0558 techniques for unauthorized email access
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3y ago
Depending on your country the GoodSAM app potentially has good mapping/coverage of AED locations: https://www.goodsamapp.org/aed
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> If electrocution is what caused the cardiac arrest, it is much better to give breaths than compressions. The heartbeat system resets itself before the respiratory system. The problem is then that the heart is back, uses up all its ener
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> Google's automation systems mitigated this failure by pushing a complete topology snapshot during the next programming cycle. The proper sites were restored and the network converged by 05:05 US/Pacific. I think this is the m
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This is true. But I would suggest your operational security has bigger issues than this potential vulnerability if you are using WhatsApp. Regardless - you still haven't given a source for you original claim. "not deserving benefi
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I think that is a very charitable assumption about the GP claim. The linked article describes a very specific implementation vulnerability around handling of offline messages that would appear to be routed in user experience being ranked hi
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> I will take this moment also to mention that "re-implement" isn't exactly right in that they modified the protocol slightly to allow for someone in control of the administration server to change a user's private key
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The naiveté being expressed in the comments here and as the premise behind the ventilator is astounding. I though I would share some information to put things in perspective: - If you are unwell enough to need a ventilator then the ventilat
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9y ago
I fail to see the security issue here, the Equifax certificate in question (thumbprint: d23209ad23d314232174e40d7f9d62139786633a) has been revoked (on Windows 10 at least) - it is in the system store to protect users by being marked as revo
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>... works in spite of the driver You have highlighted a fundamental misunderstanding people have about Auto Pilot in its current form it is an SAE Level 2[1] driver assistance function. It is not supposed to be functioning in spite of t
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I think you may have misinterpreted my comment. My intention was in no way to underplay or diminish the achievement of Auto Pilot but to simply make the point that: In this video, of this event Auto Pilot adds nothing. In this case the driv
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I'm sorry but is everyone here sucked into the "reality-distortion field" that Tesla Auto Pilot seems to be generating? Nothing happens in this video that a competent driver wouldn't have done. Detailed Explanation: In t
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14y ago
I suffered from this and now have set up a filter on the forwarding account that goes something like: 'Matches: from:(*) Do this: Never send it to Spam' so it forwards absolutely all email. My personal account then dumps then filters stuff
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SEEKING WORK - London, UK (or Remote) Front-end(HTML/CSS/Javascript etc.), Python, PHP, Ruby, MySQL/Postgres/Mongo. Experience with Appengine and general aspects of Linux/BSD stacks.
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While you may not appreciate this now, and may seem 'left of field' particularly on HN, consider learning something else. By that I mean learn a foreign language, learn (more?) maths do something academic not related to programming. You see
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16y ago
I too would be interested in purchasing the(these) book(s).
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16y ago
I think this article http://www.thestar.com/news/world/article/744199---israelifi... comprehensively explains what is infective and gives plenty of constructive suggestions. Namely because the method described is already in use and has no
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Freebase? It has data on most movies in IMDB. And an open API.