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US government now investigating recent Change Healthcare cyberattack

- By InnoNurse Staff -

The US government is currently examining the recent Change Healthcare cyberattack to see whether or not sensitive consumer and patient information was stolen.

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Microdosing my gender by playing a biohive that's basically space kudzu in stellaris

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An Interview with Cell Biology and Molecular Genetics' David Mosser, Newly Appointed Chair of the Maryland Stem Cell Commission - BioHive

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An Interview with Cell Biology and Molecular Genetics’ David Mosser, Newly Appointed Chair of the Maryland Stem Cell Commission – BioHive

[silver-eater]

In my current run, I'm playing as what is essentially a really fucking big plant snaking it's roots across the stars. They are a biohive, which essentially means most of the economy has been replaced by food. Combined with the biological architecture civic and the catalytic civic, there are like 4 uses for energy and minerals. I have also specced into environmentalist ethic, meaning clearing blockers and spending energy on the "enhance planet" decision just. Adds more space to the planet. And buffs resource production. I'm also aquatic bc that gives some insane buffs for basically free.

So far I've taken up a decent chunk of the galaxy, as well as the core cluster so I can build a birch world there later. And just kinda ignore the rest of the galaxy. I've made great use of the terraforming megastructures from gigastructural engineering, and so my economy is essentially infinite and my brain is fried from micromanaging like 30 planets. I've just got arcology worlds unlocked, I'm tempted to just put research on auto, hope it knows what it's doing, and micromanage the hell out of my planets until they have maximized productivity.