Kadrith

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by Kadrith 16y ago
I went to your site, read the FAQ and then registered to test it but was told I needed to download Firefox. I am using the latest Beta build of Chrome. My only suggestions at this point are to highlight browser requirements before someone
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by Kadrith 16y ago
A system built from scratch can meet HIPAA, and HITECH, without much more than good security. The issue is often with companies that give security an afterthought or have older software that needs to be "made secure." The key to that link
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by Kadrith 16y ago
The issue I'd have with this setup is reception. In our Hospital there are a lot of places with little or no reception; Radiology and Lab are two main examples. Due to all of the lead they have around there is no signal. We had looked at
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by Kadrith 16y ago
I work in IT at a health network; specifically doing compliance, audit and IT security. We have to keep logs for decades from every system used to "transmit, store or process ePHI." A LOT of time is spent chasing shadows when a patient th
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by Kadrith 16y ago
We use them in a healthcare environment for our production system and some database systems. The nightly processing for data extraction and reports showed significant improvement. Things that used to take over 10 hours are down to about 4
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by Kadrith 16y ago
I do my best not to use any external plug-ins. If I find a site that looks really compelling I may consider it, but there is a lot that can be done without plug-ins. If someone isn't willing to put in the effort to create a native web site
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by Kadrith 16y ago
Facebook has been suing organizations with "book" in their name.
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by Kadrith 16y ago
Why should IT Managers fear this? From looking at their site it is very similar in concept to Citrix, which is already widely used. The browser plug-in is still needed so that provides some measure of control. If people are able to instal
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by Kadrith 16y ago
Why can't the CEO of a site also be a user of HN? Should they have to get someone else to post their article? How would we track that and is it really worth the effort? Your posts that got downvoted were the short ones without context or
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by Kadrith 16y ago
I'd wager you are getting downvoted more for how you are saying things, rather than what you are saying.
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by Kadrith 16y ago
I thought the merchant was able to set a limit, if they choose to. Or am I wrong?
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by Kadrith 16y ago
I just open the links in a new tab, then once I have several open I check to see if they are what I want. If they are not I close them and go back to the search tab to refine what I am looking for. Slightly different topic, but I like Wond
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by Kadrith 16y ago
While it is no guarantee of any change I like that they are not attempting to sweep this under the rug. There are a lot of companies where people have access to a lot of sensitive data. All you can do is screen the employees, limit their
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by Kadrith 16y ago
> I agree to what you said, but isn't it the problem that we consider people with political views that we _strongly_ disagree with, as less smart or smart but evil? I don't look at it that way. Smart people can disagree if they place a
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by Kadrith 16y ago
Not even close to a valid comparison. When has Google gone to the lengths that Microsoft did to tie services/applications together? What indication have they shown that, even given the opportunity, they would sabotage another vendor for m
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by Kadrith 16y ago
http://www.paulgraham.com/identity.html
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by Kadrith 16y ago
They will release code for anyone to host their own site, but provide a subscription service for people that do not want to manage the code. I'd imagine some of the sites will be free, but they may not have all of the features possible. F
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by Kadrith 17y ago
> - Asserts patent infringement claims against non-copiers or against a large industry that is composed of non-copiers Isn't this what the case will determine? If that is the situation then nobody really knows if there is infringement
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by Kadrith 17y ago
How would your father update the iPad without a system running iTunes? That is the only major thing I do not like from what information has been released.
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by Kadrith 17y ago
Depends on how cute she is...
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by Kadrith 17y ago
I have quite a bit of loyalty to Google. I use them for RSS, Email, Calendar, Documents, mobile alerts, maps and phone service among other things. I have no doubt that Google will improve and adjust to any threats Bing might one day bring.
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by Kadrith 17y ago
Yes, not because they offered the gift but because they offered it knowing that it was against TC's policy. Providing the company's name would help ensure other companies think hard about bribing TC writers. Right now the TC writer has bee
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by Kadrith 17y ago
> Not monetizing this? Where do you think their motivation is coming from (to make the world a better place?) One thing I like about Google is that they research and share infrastructure technologies. Why is there any reason to think t
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by Kadrith 17y ago
"(unless they open this protocol to other companies)" http://www.waveprotocol.org/