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Comment #43735986
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 2…
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Comment #43519556
Were they Teradici cards?
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Comment #36119637
Depending on your country the GoodSAM app potentially has good mapping/coverage of AED locations: https://www.goodsamapp.org/aed
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Comment #36119437
> 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 pro…
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Comment #35060593
> 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 conve…
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Comment #26717803
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 so…
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Comment #26710337
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 …
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Comment #26709148
> 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 …
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Comment #22453746
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 …
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Comment #16512185
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the security issue here, the Equifax certificate in question (thumbprint: d23209ad23d314232174e40d7f9d62139786633a) has been revoked (on Windows 10 at least) - it is …
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Comment #13272770
>... 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 fun…
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Comment #13272626
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, …
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Comment #13272403
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…
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Comment #4621675
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 a…
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Comment #4184921
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 stack…
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Comment #2647684
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?) mat…
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Comment #1672354
I too would be interested in purchasing the(these) book(s).
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Comment #1662623
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…
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Comment #955355
Freebase? It has data on most movies in IMDB. And an open API.