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Jim Silly-Balls posted:Which leads luddite doctors and nurses to clutch their faxing pearls because HIPAA SECURITY its more that they don't want to spend the time to enforce TLS on their email when the faxing works right now.
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Captain Foo posted:can u imagine the wailing and gnashing of teeth lol the only people who would be mad would be Linux people like ESR or RMS because they don't believe in CAs or whatever dumb Linux poo poo.
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Shaggar posted:the only people who would be mad would be Linux people like ESR or RMS because they don't believe in CAs or whatever dumb Linux poo poo. this isn't actually true but is on-brand
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Shaggar posted:its more that they don't want to spend the time to enforce TLS on their email when the faxing works right now. What Healthcare org do you work for where the practitioners know what TLS is? Faxing is how they've always done it and ITS SECURE, IT GUY so faxing is how they'll do it till the heat death of the universe Healthcare will single handedly keep faxing alive
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Captain Foo posted:this isn't actually true but is on-brand of course it is. they would be all mad that its not PGP with everyone manually sharing their public keys. Jim Silly-Balls posted:What Healthcare org do you work for where the practitioners know what TLS is? Faxing is how they've always done it and ITS SECURE, IT GUY so faxing is how they'll do it till the heat death of the universe most of them don't know what TLS is, they just know it would allow them to use email instead of faxes but also that their IT staff has told them it will take more than 5 minutes. security does not remotely factor into it. its 100% about convenience and short term cost.
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yeah that's the other thing about faxes. some of them want faxes because they want a ~*HaRdCoPy*~ for their records so you fax them stuff when they're closed and it just sits on the machine in the open until someone comes in and remembers to check the machine. one of the upsides of provider org consolidation is that kind of thing is starting to go away as everyone gets onboarded onto EMRs
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duz posted:soldiers/contractors are still uploading that info publicly https://labs.strava.com/heatmap/ lol so they do you'd think they would crack down on it, at least in, say, the middle east
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faxes are great because I can draw a picture of a butt and fax it to my friend dave at work and then call him and tell him I sent him a fax and he has to go to the fax machine and pick up the picture of the butt that's been sitting there for an hour where everyone can see it and it's got "HEY DAVE CHECK OUT THIS rear end" written on it
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rotor posted:faxes are great because I can draw a picture of a butt and fax it to my friend dave at work and then call him and tell him I sent him a fax and he has to go to the fax machine and pick up the picture of the butt that's been sitting there for an hour where everyone can see it and it's got "HEY DAVE CHECK OUT THIS rear end" written on it do this but also write your complete medical history on it and instruct him to fold it into a paper airplane congrats you’re now a doctor
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Suspicious posted:the printers at work scan and email poo poo for us?? works just like a fax except you put an email address instead of a phone number and then the loser at the other end has to go out of their way and hit print just so they can read it and then there’s also an awful copy of it on the email server wasting precious megabytes better isn’t always better. sometimes less is more
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they're gonna need to scan it anyway unless they're not keeping digital copies of their poo poo, in which case: lol
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John Romero's about to make you his bitch
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Jim Silly-Balls posted:do this but also write your complete medical history on it and instruct him to fold it into a paper airplane also, for maximum authenticity, send it to the wrong number a couple times first
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faxes send poo poo to a place when I fax something over the road to the medical centre it goes over the road and doesn’t end up in a middle eastern server
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Shaggar posted:also, for maximum authenticity, send it to the wrong number a couple times first our medical records group was printing medical records for requests from other healthcare organizations as packets they would fax over, then scanning those packets back into the EHR wholesale and not deleting the originals. each request for each patient had this happen. every time holy gently caress it makes me mad just typing that.
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rotor posted:faxes are great because I can draw a picture of a butt and fax it to my friend dave at work and then call him and tell him I sent him a fax and he has to go to the fax machine and pick up the picture of the butt that's been sitting there for an hour where everyone can see it and it's got "HEY DAVE CHECK OUT THIS rear end" written on it you had me at faxes are great
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voxels
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that thing that scanned bar codes in magazine ads that was shaped like a cat.
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CUECAT
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yeah that. never forget.
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queueqat
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cue cat was a good idea that prayed on how goddamn lazy people are. the problem is people are lazier than they thought and won't bother bothering with it vs. typing poo poo in or google.
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pictures of people scanning CueCat codes
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theadder posted:voxels VRML
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vrml was cool and webgl or whatever really doesn't cover the same bases. x3d seems to be dead.
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all of the defunct search engines altavista (remember astalavista.box.sk for all your virus getting needs?) excite hotbot ask Jeeves gopher (the protocol) lycos there were so many people in the search game and then google just murdered all of them
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when i was a kid i got given a book on gopher, long after gopher was dead and buried by google
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Jim Silly-Balls posted:there were so many people in the search game and then google just murdered all of them good because they all loving sucked google was literally the first search engine that wasnt a piece of poo poo
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ConanTheLibrarian posted:good because they all loving sucked how dare u besmirch the glory that was altavista with boolean operators
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I just remembered Lenovo's 27" windows 8 tablet
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I also just remembered windows 8 lmao
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