You totally have it figured out. If there's one thing a farmer wants to do it is waste money on useless shots. They've got all the money in the world so just waste it to make drug companies rich!

Because just like a credit card number when that is lost / stolen, they can just issue you a new medical history. They can undo the fact you may have diabetes, cancer, HIV, MS, heart disease all really easily and it won't impact your life at all.

She was always over eating and due to her gut bacteria being messed up she was simply passing most of it through and not gaining weight. But, now that her bacteria is in check and she eats like a pig, she gained a bunch of weight.

Regulators don't give a fuck. No one does. I've been getting robodialers to my cell phone endlessly. They all come out of blocks of phone numbers provided by one datacenter (they own blocks around the country). They won't do anything. The regulatory bodies in states the numbers call from won't do anything. FCC won't do anything. FTC won't do anything. I've contacted my state AG. I've contacted my senators and congressmen.

No one gives a flying shit about this kind of thing. It is infuriating.

Twitter is going to start curating your feed for you as well... http://phandroid.com/2014/09/04/twitter-facebook-style-filtered-feed/

Violence as a whole is drastically down the last two decades as a whole - so a meaningless correlation if there is one.

Yeah, no one could ever tamper with the mail.

While cumbersome, you'd login to your account, magically find the tab and you could generate a 1 time credit card number. You could set a one time balance, set a monthly balance for recurring charges, etc.

Fantastic for any online purchases you make. But, in reality - how many times are CC #'s getting stolen online vs in real life?

"can be" is the keyword there... Seeing how easily previous systems were compromised this doesn't have much promise behind it.

Doesn't matter. Acquiring company can just purchase IP and not the corporation - thus invalidating all the cute "do no harm" language.

Parent means enterprise consulting "no one ever got fired for buying IBM"

Our SaaS is hosted on both AWS and Azure. It one goes down, the other picks up the slack. It is far from easy to configure, but you want real redundancy you need to do it.

Oh, you mean they store the password in plain text? That is the easiest give away there are poor security practices - password max lengths. Once hashed passwords all have the same length, so avoid those sites like the plague.

Sadly this is closer to reality

That Wolf Blitzer has at the moment. Between this and Ebola, CNN has the next few months of programming on a silver platter.