So it was asked last bread again what Big Pharma might have in reference to [intel].

Pharma knows exactly who the problem children actually are, because they will be able to attain access to the HIPAA records, since they are heavily embedded in the hospital systems in the US.

They literally can see exactly who is in 'the program', just by looking at case summaries!

…And scraping HIPAA records is a serious confidentiality crime, with heavy penalties per individual count for those caught doing it.

> 65f3b9 No.500285

>this question sounds botty, but here goes…

To be clear, for any new fags:

>>>500276

>They literally can see exactly who is in 'the program'

They literally can see exactly who is in the MKU program

>>500288

That is a tripcode field, not a namefield.

Someone alert CM

>>500311

The regulations that govern your patient records are legally known as HIPAA regulations.

https:// en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Health_Insurance_Portability_and_Accountability_Act

Title II of HIPAA, known as the Administrative Simplification (AS) provisions, requires the establishment of national standards for electronic health care transactions and national identifiers for providers, health insurance plans, and employers.

https:// www.cms.gov/Regulations-and-Guidance/Administrative-Simplification/HIPAA-ACA/index.htm

Good luck. You're not alone.

>>500322

So are you telling us that you were 'not the individual that put a text filter on 'little' earlier?

Talk to us.

>>500343

>The only way to track a mental health check in a standard NCIC check would be a MAJOR HIPAA violation.

Criminals don't obey laws.

>>500371

>>500376

o7

appreciate the transparency

>>500387

kek, good :)

>>500394

>>500393

Lesson: Don't use a device that you expect to stay clean here. This is a theater of war.

>>500403

> a pretty good demonstration of his horsepower in terms of locating, pinpointing and reaching out to touch someone.

Oh. You mean Palantir?

>>500428

Nah that's just the look he got when Satan slid it in his ass and he learned the boss's pindar really is on fire..

>>500441

OMG… The tears…. They fall as I laugh..

>>500456

Hmm.. AMD platforms don't use intel bridges do they… They don't have the CPU flaw either…

Looks like AMD stock is gonna be on the up. [disclaimer: this is not financial advice]

>>500462

>Raising gun age

This should be pegged to the exact value the minimum age military enlistment is pegged to. Permanently. Enough of this horse shit.

>>500468

>if you have an intel, keep a spare CPU

Stop talking. You do not know what the CPU flaw I'm referencing even is, if that is your response.

>>500491

Exploit found by ABC. inc. How conveeeenient.

https:// techcrunch.com/2018/01/03/googles-project-zero-team-discovered-critical-cpu-flaw-last-year/

Amd has no such flaw

https:// www.cnbc.com/2018/01/03/amd-rebukes-intel-says-flaw-poses-near-zero-risk-to-its-chips.html

>>500493

great dig anon! BAKER!!!

>>500512

Well there it is then. Physical non digital copies of proof is the order of the day.

>>500515

It's face resembles a bug.

>>500551

ah ok, so AMD isn't 'safe'. its just 'safer'.. Technically.

>>500584

you're a funny.

>>500589

You're a fema camp.

>>500592

>WONKWONKWONK BUT WHY????!!!11

Beaccuse (you) is.

If you have to ask questions in that formant, you shouldn't be hitting the 'New Reply' button, either.

Peddle your liddle FUD elsewhere, it's a clown tactic.

>>500603

As above, so below.

>>500612

You are not kidding.. I know I just responded to two of em, but fuck it… boredom… kek

>>500623

Act 2 has just started; Boot camp seems to have ended for a certain amphibious unit. Digits confirmed at 500,000. It's On.

0dc00a No.500639

Tell that to the cocksmokers that got arrested for their pedo shit and the other ones for their corrupt dealings. Their asses are going to be a mile wider than they already are… Never mind all of the crooks and creeps that have committed suicide or got 187'd so far… hahahahahahahahaha