You seem to have the ability to comprehend this a bit more then I can so let me ask if this couldn't possible be a cure for HIV as well.

My though would be to extract a portion of the cells and cleans them from damaged cells you have a pure version. Then induce the self destruct while in a clean room and allow it all to implode on itself. after this is done, then simply stop the implosion, reintroduce the clean cells, and use the inhibitor to slowly bring the body back to normal. If successful, it will be HIV free.

Or am I thinking way to science fiction on this and what I said essentially the equivalent of using a transporter beam to isolate pathogens and direct them to a containment field instead of re-materializing the entire body. I'm thinking that basically it would be allowing the contamination to kill itself off and then rebuild the body without the flaws. Kind of like instead of fighting a fire one room at a time, let it burn down and rebuild a better house on the same land.

If you look at AV Comparitives, who seem to do pretty good testing, MSE is about 90%. That's quite low (though there are commercial apps that are worse) but the tradeoff is zero false positives on essentially every test.

It's certainly not what you get if you want highest security, but it does a reasonably good job, and doesn't generate false positives, which can piss off newbie users and make them want the AV scanner off. It also updates definitions via Windows Update, if its internal updater has an issue, which is nice for people who won't mind after their AV software.

It's not what I use, but it isn't a bad baseline. I'd sure as hell use it rather than Norton :P.

What are you 5? I mean do you seriously think you are going to gain anything by responding to a troll with a troll comment? The poster you are replying to is nothing but a troll- likely not remotely religious and just spouting bigotry (if the AC wasn't you trying to set up the garbage reply you gave) and your trying to validate it with continuing the toll? The comment has so many negative votes, I had to hit the parent button just to see the context of your ramblings. So by your reply, you actually exposed more people to that vile post.

And you even have to inject specifically male homosexual activity in order separate gays from lesbians (which is an idiotic distinction anyways) which the parent did nothing of the sort. But on top of all that, you have to try to be offensive in the process. By your logic (or lack thereof), I can only reason you are the original poster and trying to troll the interweb.

I notice you vaguely said 'medical professional.'

Only because getting specific would make it too easy for my coworkers to ID me, generally not a good idea.

Suffice it to say, she makes twice what I do as a mid-career dev - Know a lot of nurses and respiratory therapists you could say that about?

NSA has customers? Surely not the voters.

I think you are forgetting about the FireHose. Chances are one if not both of the dupes was promoted via the fire hose where enough positive votes promoted it as designed.

Nope, nothing at all wrong with it. We have seen it in the US when they cannot find employees willing to work for low wages, they up and move the company to Mexico or India, or China. Thank goodness for free trade and Clinton to set it all rolling.

But you would have to be blind to think Amazon is overestimating their positioning here. To deal with the strike, they are simply transferring the work load to other countries and thanks to the EU trade agreements, it is working for them. So outside of being stuck paying a lease on some property inside Germany, Amazon will not fail at all. And most of that costs can be recouped with an add on delivery charge specific to Germany deliveries.

There's nothing in the world preventing you from donating time and hardware to help them do so.

That's the point. There's really too much raw data that's not really needed, just produced.

See above. But here's the link again: GSM Association Official Document 12FAST.13 - Embedded SIM Remote Provisioning Architecture.

While valid, you need to understand the magnitude of the continuing education involved.

I live with a medical professional. She needs to do quite a few CEs every year to keep her license, though realistically she would do it anyway to do her job well. But when I say "quite a lot", that means reading a weekly 4-6 page trade journal and spending one afternoon every six months or so at posh "seminars" where they wine and dine her on her employer's dime, oh and it has a quiz at the end to make it officially "educational".

As a programmer, I could literally spend every nonwork hour - Including those I currently use for sleep - Learning about new technologies, new laws that affect my trade, new trends that the PHBs will look for next time I need a job... And still slowly fall behind. We manage to stay relevant only by specializing, though at the same time staying generalist enough to carry on a conversation with our peers in other specialties.

Don't make me laugh by comparing the two. I may have no licensure requirement to keep my skills up, but if I put in the same amount of time as she does, I'd find myself unemployably useless within five years, while she remains at the top of her game.

Or, you can leave a stable, slow growing company for a dynamic startup, and surprise! The leader is a childish, bullheaded solipsist who runs the company into the ground with erratic decisions and confident ignorance. Most startups fail quickly.

Most people at big companies who seem so able to identify flaws in their company's policies are fools in love with the sound of their own voice. If you must look beyond your own job, then gather your own facts and reach your own conclusions.

Whether you take those words at face value or not, one thing they haven't even tried to deny is that they sell lists of people with other medical conditions, like diabetes. It is spelled out right there in the article.

You might also consider Niven's "Bordered in Black".

Just remember that you're going to also have to figure out how to handle all the marketing, capital investments, accounting, collections, legal, HR benefits (health, retirement), etc. that your employer would have previously handled for you. If you can figure out how to do it more efficiently and effectively than them, then you'll end up with a bigger take-away from that billing rate, but either way you'll be dealing with a LOT more than you are now.

Honestly, it isn't that big a deal.

First, hire a CPA, that will help you keep the tax man happy. I got one to show me (corporation of 1) how to do my payroll, how much salary I had to pay myself (S-Corp) out of total billing to keep legal, what employment taxes to take out of that amount, and let rest fall through at EOY without employment taxes (I love and Scorp). Other than that, I did a little research to find a high deductible insurance policy and coupled it with a HSA that I socked away about $3K / yr pre-tax...etc.....it really isn't that difficult.

Sure, like with anything, there is a learning curve, but once you get it down, it is basically automatic to do those things...and I don't mind a bit more paperwork when I get to keep and do with MY money what I want to do with it. I get to write so much off and keep more of my own hard earned money.

But, do...get a CPA and talk with them to make sure you get one that will help you learn the ropes....but after that, piece of cake.

If you want to offload some of that..you can work thorugh contract houses that help with much of this type stuff, but, they do take a cut for that service.