The five philosophies of designing logs
TL;DR: Your logs should be simple, and structured, they should also contain enough information without disclosing sensitive data. Often accidental information disclosure […]
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Medical device versus Healthcare device
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The story of a Patient
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Hello world!
I am sitting in the Prague airport, after yet another international conference and training. I am sitting here, and while drinking my […]
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