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totallynotcool

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    Comment #21675801

    It wouldn't be too difficult to modify things like ttl, syn/ack prng, and banners to fool something like nmap, but more sophisticated fingerprinting software would require mimickin…

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    Comment #20918363

    Having a problem finding the "one line" version. Mind directly linking to it? https://github.com/kilograham/jpsx/tree/master/src

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    Comment #20850698

    The issue is trust/verification during transport. Were temp/humidity kept in check? What was the biological lot number? Model of the machine that read the biological? Temp steriliz…

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    Comment #20850687

    Many shavers can be ran through a washer now which is great, but until they can be submerged in an ultrasonic cleaner these issues will remain. I'm a huge proponent for sterile han…

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    Comment #20850668

    Problem with lye is it may cause pitting in metallic surfaces which is a problem because it gives bioburden something to grab hold to, thus harder to clean. Not only that but some …

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    Comment #20850649

    All instruments used on prion pts must be destroyed dead stop. They don't even get reprocessed/cleaned. Place in a bio bag and send them off. A few years ago there was an issue wit…

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    Comment #20850629

    I was an SPD tech and Surgical Tech for a while and while I no longer have skin in the game it's still something that concerns me. In our hospital anything that came from a Rep, st…

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    Comment #20716949

    Depending on the BT tech your hopping either 79 or 29 channels, not that many. Find the increment and hop timing and you can hop along with them.

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    Comment #20271441

    Started a new school again after 12 years and recently learned about this. Just picked it up along with some bullet journalling techniques and so far it's been great.

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    Comment #20271431

    Just picked up a "livescribe" echo from eBay for $30. I don't do well with notes on a computer or tablet but I like the idea of digitizing them and recording a meeting at the same …

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    Comment #18888192

    With lidar becoming more and more popular, are there ways to protect cameras in it's path; i.e. dashcams.

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    Comment #18668801

    > would hopefully not be true anymore due to negative PR, companies would take action out of pure self-interest, and it would stop this situation from happening to future people. C…

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    Comment #16619440

    No model needed, detect jpg(image) footers and remove all data after the actual image.

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    Comment #16582457

    >Having recently purchased ~400 dental surgical instruments from some dude in Pakistan Might want to look up the IFU or AORN standards for those. I know many places either toss the…

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    Comment #16252801

    Maltodextrin

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    Comment #16027433

    That's part of running 3rd party scripts on your site. I guess the worst part of this is sniffing auto-fill credentials without user interaction- i.e. submitting a form- however li…

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    Comment #16027404

    Using the same version of Chrome on Ubuntu and I cannot recreate this. I have to click ~somewhere~ on the page before the password is filled, just refreshing does not cause the iss…

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    Comment #15989814

    I think the main take away is, "trustworthiness [consist of] competence, reliability, and honesty" and how these markets/vendors/customers create it; by satisfying all the above.

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    Comment #15617429

    >and eventual chemical castration. That's a little over the top. Proper dosing- TRT levels- and regular blood work can keep some of the issues at bay.

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    Comment #15508709

    When I have to prepare a speech or section of reading for memorization I, more often than not, write/print it using OpenDyslexic Font[1]. I've tried many fonts over the years and f…

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    Comment #15005814

    What is xenophobic about it being made in the US?

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    Comment #14978599

    I see no reason why that solution would not work, however, the overhead- looping all domains/elements, hashing them, then doing a key->value lookup- might not be worth the processi…

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    Comment #14936029

    In sterile processing we toss brushes, albeit not exactly a sponge, daily- if not more often- because of the bio-burden/micro-organism build up and efficacy. At home I'm a bit more…

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    Comment #14604540

    METTC dependant, a 'solar still' could work. With the right vegetation and a plastic bag you could even collect transpiration. Off topic, but interesting nonetheless. [1] https://e…