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Leszek Karlik wrote:

A co stoi na przeszkodzie, zeby te automatycznie zamykajace sie dzwi nie
daly sie otworzyc recznie w wypadku wlasnie np. pozaru czy tez zwyklego
zatrzasniecia?
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Wojciech Orlinski wrote:

tak, pierwszy link byl jak do stronyz UFO (IMHO).
ale reszte linkow wycialas a nie skometowales, poniewaz bo? :>
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On 2006-05-21 16:49:25 +0200, Hikikomori San said:

Raczej:
Ty: Mam racje, bo kiedys prorokowano komputery.
Ja: To niczego nie dowodzi, bo wiekszosc proroctw to bzdury
Ty: Obrazaja mnie! Obrazaja mnie!

Nie przedstawiles.

Obecnie klonuje sie karty SIM.

To ja na niej caly czas jestem. Opisuje realne rozwiazania.

Sprawdze na specjalistycznych serwisach technicznych.
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Robert Pyzel wrote:
> >> No, ale powyzsze nie ma wiele wspolnego z ochrona zycia. Raczej z
> >> checia kontroli ruchu miedzynarodowego.
> > Hmmm.. No jak nie ma jak ma - przyjrzyj sie na skutki zamachow
> > bombowych i juz bedziesz wiedzial, ze niedopuszczenie terroryastow
> > do wykonania zamachu to uratowanie zycia.
> Tak, masz racje. To wredni cudzoziemcy wpuscili sarin do metra.

On 2006-05-21 16:53:16 +0200, Hikikomori San said:

Skoro podales jedna brednie, to po co mam sprawdzac nastepne linki?
Pierwszy przyklad dobrze zilustrowal Twoje ograniczenia.
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Wojciech Orlinski wrote:

Ale wiesz, ze nieuczciwy tez moze byc ktos w urzedzie i zrobic falszywy
dowod osobisty? Albo inny moze byc nieuczciwy w banku i potraci ci z
konta drobne sumki, albo wieksze. A jednak wydaje sie dowowdy,
rejestracje, paszporty, karty bankomatowe itp...
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On Sun, 21 May 2006 17:51:06 +0300, Hikikomori San  
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http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/14.05/rfid_pr.html
Leslie
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Nie wiem na ile zadowoli to wymagajacych weryfikowalnej informacji ale
prosze:
Hospitals keep track of newborns with hidden IC chips
05/19/2006
BY ARI HIRAYAMA, THE ASAHI SHIMBUN
http://www.asahi.com/english/Herald-asahi/TKY200605190145.html
After a newborn was taken from his mother's bedside and held for ransom
in Miyagi Prefecture in January, wary hospitals turned to high-tech
security measures to track their new arrivals.
Tags with imbedded integrated circuits are placed with the infants after
they are born. The IC chips contain the baby's basic identification
data: name, parents' name, medical history and other details.
The move is advertised as a way for hospitals to assure prospective
parents that their new arrival will be safely cared for at the
institution.
The chip aims to prevent babies from being switched and to head off
medical mistakes.
The baby boy in the Miyagi case was later found unharmed; the three
culprits are awaiting trial in the case.
The new systems don't come cheap. At Hori Maternity Hospital in
Yokohama, director Kenichi Hori, 78, defended the 10-million-yen
investment.
"Whether a patient feels safe while staying in a hospital is very
important to people when they choose their hospital," he said.
The 77-bed facility delivers about 3,000 babies annually. In April, it
introduced its "baby security system," in which it places 2-centimeter
IC chips with all newborns.
If anyone attempts to take a tagged baby out of the hospital, sensors
installed at the facility's three entrances lock the doors automatically
and sound alarms at the doorways and nurses' stations.
The hospital also keeps the location of chips for babies secret, aiming
to prevent removal. Not even the parents are told exactly where the IC
chip is.
In addition to its security function, such IC chips can keep an ongoing
record of the infant's daily care.
Nurses can scan the chip to see exactly what time the baby was last fed
or when the diaper was changed, for instance.
The data includes which caregiver did the work, and the chip is easily
updated after each task is done.
Hori Maternity Hospital is still considering whether it needs to
implement the chip's full range of functions.
At Honda Ladies Clinic, a 14-bed facility in Niigata, the IC security
system is being introduced in the wake of a theft case last summer.
A patient's health insurance card and a bank cash card were stolen,
which enabled the thief to empty the patient's bank account.
Although no baby was abducted, the clinic plans to tighten security.
The IC chip's developer, Tokyo-based Shinwa Engineering Co., says about
20 hospitals have asked about the system since the Miyagi abduction
case. About a dozen hospitals have already installed the system.
(IHT/Asahi: May 19,2006)
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