That's so true, Charlie. In addition to holding down costs, it's also better for patients to have fewer tests. Some of them expose us to radioactivity or other potentially harmful things. Plus who on earth wants to pay for...
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As you say in the story, in many ER cases it's obvious why a patient comes in: a broken bone, for example. I know, though, from speaking to healthcare professionals that every mouse click represents time -- and time is typically...
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This follow-up interview was prompted in part by questions collegues at AllAnalytics asked during this video interview. What I didn't know, at that point, was that Paytronix had backed off a plan to move its Hadoop cluster...
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Not sure if cutting prices will be enough to counter the public and corporate fears about NSA's intrusion into privacy and confidentiality. I think the technology industry must work together (perhaps in collaboration with...
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If you do choose to store data on a drive of some kind though, it's important to keep a copy offsite somewhere in case of fire, water damage, break-in, or some other disaster, natural or man-made. Granted, you may not have...
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@ianmacdonald This is great advice. I have in-laws who still use a Window 2K desktop, they absolutely refuse to upgrade because it still does what they need it to. Years ago I locked it down as tightly as I...
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I'm up to get one of those T-shirts. It amazes me that it was 20 years ago I was setting up a corporate modem pool in Netware 4.1 so we could browse the web from any desktop in the company. I remember talks about...
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Keith, The sauna in Google's data center in Finland is normal. There are more saunas than cars in Finland. You can find a sauna in most companies, factories, apartment buildings, and of course many people have their...
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Hello guys today I am going to tell you how to unlock the window password. First you need to have Hiren Boot disk This is used for multi purpose. Enter the CD in CD-ROM and boot your PC from CD-ROM.Enter the DOS prompt...
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Why would you even pay for online storage space when you can possibly get all the storage you need with Copywith a little bit of referral effort?
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While there is a requirement that H-1Bs be paid the "prevailing wage" when the rules for determining that wage are applied the resulting wage is 20-30 percent less than what an American would earn. As entrepreneur turned...
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When I was watching the video there were 2 thoughts in my head. The future is here, and what's next?
So, I can't imagine what is the next step in virtual meeting field
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Regarding Sander's political leanings point taken. I was trying to say that smart people see the H-1B for what it is. Two who have expressed candidly about the H-1B are former Senator Robert Bennett (R-Utah) and Representative...
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I installed 7.1 3 times and it "failed" to install. When I went for the 4 the try it said installed. Post installation my page flips three to 4 times before settling down and I keep getting kicked out of mail, Safari and...
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Never mind the NSA, but I wonder what would happen if the police or the DA were convinced that some important evidence relevant to a major felony is stored with SpiderOak. Maybe there isn't an "encryption key," but I'll...
In reply to: SpiderOak
Try "Intuitive Password". It's a comprehensive online password manager that meets your needs. There is a free version available.
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.gov is watching so no thanks. My local 2tb hard drive for 60 dollars works fine
In reply to: .gov is watching so no thanks.
Interesting to note how relatively quickly MDM emerged as a big issue and now is already going through a consolidation wave in the federal space; and how companies still believe there's a market for super secure phones --...
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Interesting - I quite like the idea of variable-sized teeth, though how easy it would be to administer and control I'm not so sure. IMO regulations have to be more prescriptive so that large organiztions can't manouvre their...
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