In January, Microsoft disclosed that it had been breached again,
this time by Russian state-sponsored hacking group Midnight Blizzard.
The group was able "to compromise a legacy non-production test tenant account" to gain access to Microsoft's systems for "as long as two months."
All of this culminated in a report from the US Cyber Safety Review Board, which castigated Microsoft for its "inadequate" security culture, its "inaccurate pub…
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Microsoft outlines security principles and goals tied to executive compensation packages, following a scathing report from the US Cyber Safety Review Board (Tom Warren/The Verge)
https://www.theverge.com/2024/5/3/24147883/microso…
This story will be news to exactly no one who follows online transit talk. (So much so that I'm not going to use up one of my gift links on it.)
https://www.nytimes.com/2024/04/03/nyregion/nypd-parking-permit-abuse.html
I'm failing trying mitxela's trick of wrapping a wire around an ironbit for SMD soldering, any one got any ideas? This is a traditional 25W Antex iron it's wrapped on, but it's not getting hot enough on the wire, it boils off flux, melts low-melting point paste but doesn't do anything to existing components:
#electronics
and five and a half hours later, I think I am running exactly what I'd intended! I /can/ have Dolphin drag and drop to add archival files (it's slow) or use rsync as www-data from the #Nextcloud machine, and a BIG caution to members using desktop apps to un-check 'Shared' unless they want a few terabytes of surprise on their laptop!
plus, while waiting, I watched the 1979 Shape of Things to Come, one of the very worst sci-fi films ever made, so bad, and it's not even camp, but it's Canadian!
#WordWeavers April 4: Is there writing advice you used to follow but changed your mind?
Not that I can recall. I don't consciously follow other people's advice while I write, which means I can't exactly stop following it.
the other thing is like, while it might possibly improve surgical outcome, reversers for that part of it don't exist for each drug? and the time to wear off is unpredictable per patient apparently?
and reversing it is very much a US thing vs an EU one?
rocuronium being reversed by sugammadex, for example.
no reversal for propofol because of quick metabolism
Flumazenil reverses benzodiazepines like midazolam (but midazolam has a higher half life) - this is also similar to how Naloxone reverses opiates... although due to the trauma of surgery I don't think you'd want to undo the fentanyl... lol
sev actually prolongs neuromuscular inhibition where propofol doesn't.
aparently sevoflurane doesn't have a reverser either so you time it for end of surgery and it's around... 10-ish minutes typically because anesthesiologists like to stick the landing
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**The End Issue #86. Fix Your Feelings Of Existential Dread With Finished Audio Fiction**
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