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I take it no one's submitted Baritone [0] yet? Or would that be against the spirit of the contest?

[0] https://github.com/cabaletta/baritone

Some questions here:

Is quantitative testing possible especially if you use a colour reference chart to compensate for lighting conditions?

Do you have any measures to prevent the patient from scanning the dip stick too soon?

What processes do you have in place to pick up red flags eg recurrent UTIs, pyelonephritis, urosepsis etc?

What measures do you have in place to ensure appropriate antimicrobial prescribing? This includes managing patient expectations in the event of a positive test result.

Rumour has it that SMT4 isn't planned for Zen 3[0]

[0] https://hothardware.com/ContentImages/NewsItem/49929/content...

Given that the rostral (head) end of the neural tube literally bends inward (cephalic flexure) as it grows into the enclosed space of the head to later become the brain, and that the tip is also attached to a clump of cells that will become the heart (cardiac anlage) which is also migrating downwards with the tip of the neural tube and to the left side of the chest, it is altogether unsurprising that the brain should be slightly pulled to the left.

Paper claims an conservatively estimated prevalence of 1/3652 for extreme inbreeding which equates to about 18k people, assuming a UK population size of 66 million.

Not great, but nothing world-ending.

Seems like ZoomOpener automatically reinstalls the Zoom app if it is uninstalled? [1]

[1]https://support.zoom.us/hc/en-us/articles/201362983-How-to-u...

That's interesting - there is indeed a grh37 at Cambridge but he's an undergraduate studying Chemistry at Selwyn. No idea about how that happened, but there's been a bunch of really poorly written Emotet/Heodo spam emails floating around the email system the past few years. I'd guess that he managed to get his account compromised while logged into Windows on a UCS computer (which would be a feat in itself, given how poorly written the first stage dropper is), his UCS account got compromised, and someone uploaded the malicious website to his public_html folder.

EDIT: Apparently they've blocked new user signups for DS-Web, but this is kinda pointless given that every new student is automatically given their very own live website until they graduate.