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by taborj 7y ago
They mention archiving a bunch of Trump stuff, but are they just focusing on conservatives? There's a bunch of misinformation on both sides, and if they're really after the truth, they should be paying the same amount of time and
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> There should be a better job done by vendors to clean that up, but no-one seems interested in supporting this once the sale is made. Working in healthcare IT (and I should note this is my personal opinion only ), it's actually a
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by taborj 7y ago
Most of the DICOM providers I've worked with assume that the clinic will be handling security, as the images are stored on a local DICOM server, though lately there's been much more emphasis on setting up a VPN between the clinic
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At least the attacker was willing to answer questions about how they were able to gain control.
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There's nothing novel about sexual situations on TV, either, yet by repeating it throughout the years it's become normalized, to the point that nobody even thinks about it anymore. This is how this works: have a controversial
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There's nothing preventing the 'victim' channel providing information on how not to be a victim; in fact, that seems a natural fit. Further, the 'victim' channel should be more a celebration of the goodness that was
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Agreed. This just feels like closed-source syncthing.
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Ah, the old "this is hard, let's give up" strategy. No thanks, that's not for me.
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> That’s an utterly irrelevant question unless you have evidence of the equifax data being abused. No, because time spent putting safeguards in place to prevent its usage should it be abused is worth something. You don't lock your d
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> For a little math, $31 million only makes it to 248,000 claims of the 150,000,000 people affected before it starts diluting. It's even more fun if you look at it as a percentage. They leaked data on 147,000,000 people, and only h
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by taborj 7y ago
Either way, it's still a laughably small amount to set aside. They leaked data on 147 million people, are they really only expecting 248k people to want to be reimbursed? That's 0.0017% of the affected population.
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Can confirm; generally dislike going out around people, but love me a good baseball/softball game.
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Yeah, but everyone in the industry still calls it Mirth. Personally, I'm a Qvera man myself, but there's a cost to entry there (unless their free Standard edition does what you need).
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Suburbs can be soul-killing for some people. Personally, I find cities to be excessively busy and annoying, full of folks I generally don't want to be around socially. But I'm an introvert, who enjoys being away from the crowds
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by taborj 7y ago
Yes, thank you! This is exactly right.
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I believe this is an "introvert" vs "extrovert" situation. I'm introverted and I'm like you - spending time with folks after work is a chore. I prefer to hang around "known associates" as it were -
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I just realized that I own a pickup, have a white picket fence around my suburban home, and enjoy picnics. To be fair, though, my pickup is a 1946 Dodge.
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That's an excellent idea, actually. Transparency is key in these situations.
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Oh good, I'm not alone in seeing this trend. The left seems to have a more "if you're not with us you're against us" stance.
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I remember hearing about that as it happened. It was the first one I remember seeing that was widely distributed to the various news outlets.
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"People generally didn't buy something in grocery stores that was dinged, scratched or otherwise marred. They'd eat stuff that had so little nutrition that they might as well eat the box but woe-betide if the box was crushed
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> The midrange ($30-$40) sony ones are the only brand I've had that can last a year. I've had a couple pairs of midrange Sony earbuds (MDR-E821V) that I've used for the last 10+ years. I've replaced the padding with
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Generally speaking, most governments run on favors. "You support this for me, I'll support this for you."
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That's not the whole story. Here are some numbers: https://www.nationmaster.com/country-info/compare/United-Kin... You'll note that, yes the US has a higher violent crime rate, but other crime rates are
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There are many reasons. Areas hit with wide-spread disasters have no functioning infrastructure. Radios are a quick and easy way to put an infrastructure into place. The 2 meter band is not susceptible to solar cycles, and it's chea
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Someone over on another forum that sounds like "read it" mentioned that this is likely a non-starter. There are more than a few satellites that operate in this band that cannot be moved to another frequency. Never mind the fact t
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I have some folks that I work with on projects that are like this. I'm very much an email or IM guy, since 90% of the discussion is technical. But occasionally I have to work with someone who would rather pick up the phone to respond
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> Video chat often has better audio quality than phone calls. That has not been my experience. Generally the audio suffers as the compression algorithm switches to accommodate poor network performance. This all might be moot if you&#x27
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Private investment firms can have a positive effect, if done right. Most of them are looking to make money in 5-7 years, which means spending some money to get it back to profitability before selling it off (or taking it public).
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I'm genuinely curious, so please don't take this as an attack. It sounds like (and please correct me if I'm mistaken here) that you're against abortion essentially because they don't affect you or isn't someth

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