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FDA warns against use of surgical robots for cancer surgeries - 0 views
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The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has highlighted concerns about using robotically assisted surgical devices for mastectomies and other cancer surgeries, citing a lack of evidence for safety and effectiveness.
Diigo server down? CANNOT save bookmarks these two days.... - 206 views
Harold Johanson wrote: > I realize that this issue has been going on for some time The issue was resolved for the reporter, using Windows XP. Again, please post details to a separate topic. Th...
REPLACEMENT FUEL SYSTEM TIPS - 0 views
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Replacing components of the fuel system doesn't have to be expensive, it is something most people are able to do themselves with some hand tools. Always remember, when working with fuel system replacement parts, that you are working around gas, so the common-sense warnings apply, such as not smoking
British media warning 2020 must be prepared for the global recession. - 0 views
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January 9th that the British Guardian website published on January 6th titled Peace is predicting the global recession in 2020, this article takes you to understand why article said that higher loan costs and lower The level of consumer spending will mean more companies going bankrupt.
CNN reveals that the US Navy is plotting to shock muscles in China: intensive operation... - 0 views
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According to a report on October 5, foreign media said that according to US defense officials, the US Navy's Pacific Fleet has drafted a confidential proposal to show off force on a global scale to warn China and indicate that the United States is prepared to stop And counterattack their military op
Nearly 2000 bodies since the earthquake and tsunami in Indonesia have found that they h... - 0 views
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An Indonesian official said on Monday that nearly 2,000 bodies have been found in Paru since the earthquake and tsunami hit Indonesia. The official warned that thousands of people are still missing. AFP reported on October 8 that local military spokesman M. Thohir said that the death toll from the
The US warship disregarded the Russian warning and collided with the Russian ship passi... - 0 views
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According to reports from the Russian Satellite News Agency, the FSB claimed to have adopted all necessary security measures for Ukrainian warships, and also announced photos of several large Russian patrol ships escorting Ukrainian ships on the sea. The purpose of these provocative actions by the
Magnetic hearing devices may interfere with shunt systems, says FDA - 1 views
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The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has issued a statement warning healthcare providers about potential complications in patients fitted with both programmable cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) shunt systems and certain magnetic hearing devices.
The Management Consulting Industry 2019 and Beyond - 0 views
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Today, ALM Intelligence warns the marketing industry is headed for a "decelerating trajectory." Should management consulting companies be worried? Before we take a look at how big players prepare for the tough years ahead, let's consider a brief analysis of the industry.
Four Easy Ways To Save Your Printer's Ink - 0 views
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It is quite frustrating to get a low ink warning frequently. You can, therefore, use the ink cartridge in such a way so that it can last longer. It is also important to choose the best brand ink cartridge. http://bit.ly/2wTz4Mr
Why is it risky to use public wifi? - 0 views
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Imagine this. It's a Sunday afternoon, you are hanging with your friends at a cafe, and catching the free wifi to complete the task that you couldn't quite get to during your busy week. Sounds familiar? Did you know public wifi comes with risk? Malicious attacks through public wifi can result in your data being stolen, whether it's a social media account, email, or credit card information. What is public wifi? Public wifi is available in high-traffic areas, such as airports, shopping malls, cafes, hotels, and resorts. It enables users to access the free internet and often need no login credentials. The public wifi is widespread and common that people frequently connect to them without thinking twice. However, warnings and efforts to educate still make many people browse and download applications. What are the risks? There is a tremendous amount of risk associated with public wifi. While business owners may believe they are providing an engaging experience to their customers by offering free wifi, an attacker takes advantage of this free service by interesting himself between the victim's communication and hotspot to steal and modify the data. Man-in-the-Middle Attacks Man-in-the-middle attacks are the most common and the oldest forms of eavesdropping in which an attacker intercepts the communication between the two parties to steal login credentials, personal information, or financial details. This could be through interfering with the public wifi network because it is easy to crack. This attack exploits the real-time processing of transactions, conversation, and personal information. Unencrypted Network Encryption implies that the information passing between the two parties is fully secured and unable to access the third party. Open wifi are unencrypted, that means, anyone can see the data you send. When you connect to the public wifi at the coffee shop, don't do your online banking or anything sensitive. The open nature of the public
Why Study Cyber Security in the UK? - AHZ Associates - 0 views
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Cyber Security is one of the demandable Computer Science degrees in the UK. Especially, it is essential for businesses, professionals and for almost every sector that is connected to online platform. While the pandemic continued, the whole world becomes more dependent on the online platform and the ever-increasing cyber threats warning us frequently to be aware of this vulnerability of digital and e-commerce sectors. The coronavirus pandemic creates the 'new normal' that is becoming challenging for businesses. Website: https://ahzassociates.co.uk/why-study-cyber-security-in-the-uk/
Taliban remove statue of Hazara leader in Bamyan, threatening violent backlash - 0 views
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Residents of Bamyan say the Taliban have removed a statue of a Hazara leader declared a national martyr by the former government. According to the French news agency AFP, residents warned on Thursday that the move could lead to violence. The statue is of Abdul Ali Mazari, a leader of the Shia minority who was killed during the Taliban's first term.
Accidental war with Russia risks greater than Cold War era: British Army Chief - 0 views
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Britain's army chief has warned that the risk of an accidental war between the West and Russia is greater than in the days of the Cold War. According to the American TV channel CNN, in an interview with the Times Radio, General Nick Carter, the Chief of Defense Staff of the United Kingdom, said: Are And I think the nature of the competition between countries and the major powers leads to more tension. And we have to show restraint in dealing with this tension. "
Commercial Fleet Dashcam with CCTV Monitoring - 0 views
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A driver monitoring system is a technology designed to monitor and analyze the behavior and performance of drivers. It utilizes various sensors, cameras, and algorithms to track factors such as eye movement, head position, facial expressions, and other indicators of driver attentiveness. The system aims to detect signs of drowsiness, distraction, and other risky behaviors to improve road safety. Real-time alerts and warnings can be provided to the driver, allowing them to take corrective actions and prevent accidents. Driver monitoring systems are increasingly being integrated into vehicles to promote safer driving practices.
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