Haven't read the ESC's guidance document, but clinical trials are going to change drastically in the future. Telesurveillance and telemedicine will become much more acceptable now.

Yep. It's an ad.

It's 406 Not Acceptable in my opinion

Hey... Thanks for mentioning Bookfinder. Seems like a great resource. I ordered a copy myself as well. :)

This. 20 years on the internet and right now is when I first learn of Bookfinder, which looks like a wonderful resource. Just like HN, where I was just reading and learning from the comments on this remarkable self-operation when, like you, I serendipitously stumbled on Bookfinder. HN is one of the few places online where I can count on finding an unexpected wormhole into a different knowledge universe. My favorite website of them all.

Hmmmm they're not ALL down. Working just fine for me in India and my friends in the US.

Oh how the turntables have turned...

I thought it was common knowledge... Masa is pretty much MBS's agent.

That's high school chemistry. Surprised people are still getting it wrong.

No, this is completely different. This is a patient group that needs interventions, and the focus of the investigation and the controversy is about the type of intervention... A small stent or a large bypass.

CM's commitment to bringing support to legacy devices is admirable, but they bundle some very annoying, redundant and as OP says unsecured applications with their ROM packages.

CM Account, CM Updater, Movie Studio, File Manager and CM Wallpaper are all apps that I uninstall as soon as I flash a ROM to one of my devices.

Their CM File Manager for one is a totally redundant application that hasn't been updated in a long time, despite being broken (it doesn't work in Super User mode without done juggling about)

Their CM Account is one other thing that I find totally pointless.

CM would be better off bringing more innovative features to Android instead of just copying drivers from CAF and changing headers to say CM instead of CAF or AOSP.

The innovation in the Android ROM community has been coming from Paranoid Android, AOKP, Omni and Slim ROMs, and from the Xposed community.

They've been reduced to being a repo shepherd for certain devices, but most of their user base comes from people running "Unofficial" builds compiled by independent developers.

I think, as a start up, they'd be better off if they focused on features instead of just trying to market CM Phones that essentially run a Nexus like build of plain vanilla Android.

Just install YouTube on an android or iOS phone and use the YouTube TV website on your TV... You can pair your phone to use it as a controller for YouTube TV...