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by w4 13y ago
This, right here, is the biggest issue. Routine, minor surgery? No longer a risk free proposition. This sort of antibiotic resistance will have, and is having, enormously deleterious effects on the kind of basic health care and medical scie
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by w4 13y ago
The Wiki article you linked specifically mentions Linezolid isn't necessarily effective against many Gram-negatives (the resistant bacteria): Linezolid has no clinically significant effect on most Gram-negative bacteria. Pseudomonas a
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by w4 13y ago
If you're seriously concerned with the legality (side note: legality in what jurisdiction?) of implementing something like that you should spend a couple hundred bucks and chat with an attorney. Unhelpful, I know, but it seems like you
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by w4 13y ago
That was my first reaction too -- I assumed it was getting killed in development. I had no clue it had actually launched, and I'm also a Twitter user, and a musician/music fan to boot. I suspect the lack of awareness might have as
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by w4 13y ago
The 5S let's you add other people's thumbprints in addition to your own to unlock the phone.
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Should really be rephrased, "TRUST FUND BABIES," based on who they described.
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That sort of thing is a reaction, by developers, to Apple's unwillingness to add demos (and consumer's unwillingness to shell out when there's no demo). Calling it a "pen" is probably not the best way of marketing i
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by w4 13y ago
I'd be inclined to agree if this were limited to public spaces only. But here's the issue: aerial surveillance isn't limited to public areas only. If I'm surveilling a public park aerially I'm also necessarily surve