
No not that, who's Darren? I don't know

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Tue 7 Jun 2005, 0:27,
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Fetching. arousing. riddled with glee, yet so distant.
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Tue 7 Jun 2005, 0:53,
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It's not a bad idea, mind, but so poorly defined it's difficult to implement.
and it makes you gay.
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Tue 7 Jun 2005, 0:40,
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and it makes you gay.

flip it out we'll cruise at hyper-speed...
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Tue 7 Jun 2005, 0:55,
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for making medical records private through encryption (and other things). It's fun to communicate privately to a lot of people without defining how the privacy is accomplished.
(I'm at least 16 hours into this project. Yes, I'm bitter.)
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Tue 7 Jun 2005, 0:32,
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(I'm at least 16 hours into this project. Yes, I'm bitter.)

keeping records and other vital information from different treating doctors
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Tue 7 Jun 2005, 0:38,
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...but often, so are the doctors.
It's not going to get better soon, I'm afraid.
The antagonists are the data-mining companies, like doubleclick and DHS. Information wants to be free, yet private. If we can learn to treat it this way, it'll make the world better.
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Tue 7 Jun 2005, 0:45,
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It's not going to get better soon, I'm afraid.
The antagonists are the data-mining companies, like doubleclick and DHS. Information wants to be free, yet private. If we can learn to treat it this way, it'll make the world better.

I wasn't aware anyone in the real world gave a fetid dingos kidney though. Maybe it self-fulfilling - give all the IT staff headaches to bring in more business for the doctors?
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Tue 7 Jun 2005, 0:31,
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It's a requirement, and I work for a Hospice foundation.
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Tue 7 Jun 2005, 0:36,
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Most rants tend to be a bit more mainstream.
However, take a look at www.postx.com/solutions/healthcare - may be able to help you on the email side of things.
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Tue 7 Jun 2005, 0:39,
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However, take a look at www.postx.com/solutions/healthcare - may be able to help you on the email side of things.