Knyte
@kalinyte.bsky.social
Cloud Engineer - Healthcare IT
I have 5 dogs and I will post them more than anything else.
I have 5 dogs and I will post them more than anything else.
My husband hit me with
"Hey, I just caught a cutiefly in pokemon go" and when he turned the phone to show me it was the camera facing me and he was like "oh sorry. I meant I caught a cutie pie"
"Hey, I just caught a cutiefly in pokemon go" and when he turned the phone to show me it was the camera facing me and he was like "oh sorry. I meant I caught a cutie pie"
February 16, 2025 at 1:46 AM
My husband hit me with
"Hey, I just caught a cutiefly in pokemon go" and when he turned the phone to show me it was the camera facing me and he was like "oh sorry. I meant I caught a cutie pie"
"Hey, I just caught a cutiefly in pokemon go" and when he turned the phone to show me it was the camera facing me and he was like "oh sorry. I meant I caught a cutie pie"
Sounds like a feature!
February 5, 2025 at 5:54 AM
Sounds like a feature!
Well, does your 3D desktop cube work and can you make it rain across your screen complete with windshield wiper?
Have you tried wobbly windows or configuring them to fold up and fly away like a paper airplane?
Have you tried wobbly windows or configuring them to fold up and fly away like a paper airplane?
February 5, 2025 at 5:52 AM
Well, does your 3D desktop cube work and can you make it rain across your screen complete with windshield wiper?
Have you tried wobbly windows or configuring them to fold up and fly away like a paper airplane?
Have you tried wobbly windows or configuring them to fold up and fly away like a paper airplane?
I mean, honestly, just release it all.
February 5, 2025 at 5:49 AM
I mean, honestly, just release it all.
EHRs like Epic generally wouldn't log at a keystroke level.
They log based on initial login authorization and then client interaction. So who you are, where you are logging in from, and what interfaces / records you are interacting with.
They log based on initial login authorization and then client interaction. So who you are, where you are logging in from, and what interfaces / records you are interacting with.
February 5, 2025 at 5:42 AM
EHRs like Epic generally wouldn't log at a keystroke level.
They log based on initial login authorization and then client interaction. So who you are, where you are logging in from, and what interfaces / records you are interacting with.
They log based on initial login authorization and then client interaction. So who you are, where you are logging in from, and what interfaces / records you are interacting with.
Epic has more in-depth logging in terms of user access to something like Hyperspace or any of the other applications.
The built-in IAM for Epic tracks a pretty detailed view of user actions.
Not a keylogging depth but a decent overview of actions within the EHR.
The built-in IAM for Epic tracks a pretty detailed view of user actions.
Not a keylogging depth but a decent overview of actions within the EHR.
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February 5, 2025 at 5:39 AM
Epic has more in-depth logging in terms of user access to something like Hyperspace or any of the other applications.
The built-in IAM for Epic tracks a pretty detailed view of user actions.
Not a keylogging depth but a decent overview of actions within the EHR.
The built-in IAM for Epic tracks a pretty detailed view of user actions.
Not a keylogging depth but a decent overview of actions within the EHR.
This.
I work as an SME in Healthcare IT consulting, and it's still sales.
Eliminate no and I dont know from your vocabulary. Every problem they have is one you are willing to research and assist with resolving.
I work as an SME in Healthcare IT consulting, and it's still sales.
Eliminate no and I dont know from your vocabulary. Every problem they have is one you are willing to research and assist with resolving.
February 5, 2025 at 5:21 AM
This.
I work as an SME in Healthcare IT consulting, and it's still sales.
Eliminate no and I dont know from your vocabulary. Every problem they have is one you are willing to research and assist with resolving.
I work as an SME in Healthcare IT consulting, and it's still sales.
Eliminate no and I dont know from your vocabulary. Every problem they have is one you are willing to research and assist with resolving.
Me a few weeks ago
"Why can't I connect and deploy this package to all of the servers???"
Other guy on the call
"OH, I probably need to run my start-up script and power those vms on."
🫠
"Why can't I connect and deploy this package to all of the servers???"
Other guy on the call
"OH, I probably need to run my start-up script and power those vms on."
🫠
January 24, 2025 at 5:14 PM
Me a few weeks ago
"Why can't I connect and deploy this package to all of the servers???"
Other guy on the call
"OH, I probably need to run my start-up script and power those vms on."
🫠
"Why can't I connect and deploy this package to all of the servers???"
Other guy on the call
"OH, I probably need to run my start-up script and power those vms on."
🫠