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You where all on android I presume? Since RCS does not work on iPhone in sweden. NONE of the carriers have support for it, they support it for android but not ios.

These type of software is regulated, and hospitals and clinics can't easily move to a competitor if they are not happy with their current system.

Journal systems "is a thing" with lots of hairy issues such as integrations between different hospitals and primary care givers, privacy issues etc.

These are not really solved yet, (even on a regional basis) and on top of this comes the probably most important thing, UX for the actual users such as doctors and nurses.

I'm on a a (14" 2021) macbook pro with the apple M1 Pro cpu and 32gb ram. I've tried both firefox and chrome.

This would NOT be a viable desktop environment.

The performance is WAY worse than anything I've used for the last 15 years. And this includes shitty 10-yearold no-name laptops using gnome/compiz.

iSH Shell 6 years ago

This is awesome, but nmap doesn't seem to work, or am I doing it wrong? downloaded apk-tools-static and installed apk using that, and then nmap.

what about a phishing attack that involves the attacker talking the target through a login, which also involves the u2f part? and then obtaining the session token from memory/disk instead of username/password

I actually got $work to pay for a new desktop computer to prevent me from going insane because of the slugish JIRA and Google Cloud Web Console, and it actually solved it.

My old x260 was not able to run jira/gcp/slack at a reasonable speed due to javascript performance :(

- AMD's Ryzen 4000 products look amazing, but (almost?) none of the laptops are 13" with high quality screens.

Lenovo will release a x13 with ryzen 4000 later this year.

Have you looked at dropwizard?

It's more of a collection of libraries than a big framework but it's quite ok if you're building microservices.

From what I can tell, you have to buy a new phone, otherwise you'll be stuck with a device that doesn't get critical security updates.

iPhone SE is a somewhat viable option, it's quite new so it will be supported for a while, and doesn't have the big price of either iPhone7 or Pixel.

edit: Just want to say that new features at this point is not that interesting IMHO, security updates on the other hand, that is what makes a difference.