No, I was not the patient. And I wasn't operating either. It was back then when I was still a medical student and I had to watch this very lengthy surgery (like 6 or 7 hours). Things were getting a bit slow, there was an old terminal in the OR which was used to check lab results. Security wasn't particularly good at the hospital, and I could telnet to a machine running linux in the research lab I was working at.
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Windows has always had insecurity backdoors.
And to think that the only thing I used to fear was that the sky would fall on my head.
No, I was not the patient. And I wasn't operating either. It was back then when I was still a medical student and I had to watch this very lengthy surgery (like 6 or 7 hours). Things were getting a bit slow, there was an old terminal in the OR which was used to check lab results. Security wasn't particularly good at the hospital, and I could telnet to a machine running linux in the research lab I was working at.
"System Can Transfer 100 Copies of Human Genome Per Second"
Big deal, I can transfer O( 1e6 ) half-copies of the human genome in less than five minutes.