When the first lawsuit comes for a patient injury due to poor security, every hospital in the country will do a crash security program! With consultants, expert recommendations, the whole nine yards.
When Security gets added to the Joint Commission reviews, that is when it will stick.
My friend has throat cancer from HPV. He is straight, single , and a nice guy.
In all the hoopla about Women's rights, remember, this stuff hits MEN too. If you have a lump in your throat, you might wish your girlfriend had that vaccine.
What a pain! Will the Yahoo mail systems close down? I do not know how many places my e-mail is at. (Including/.) Nothing else seems to work as well for me.
If the right people are involved, this could be great. If the wrong folks are there, a disaster. The fact that some chose to leave and some to stay shows the filtering for folks who may flourish in this environment. Interesting to see how well they compete for customers, capital and workers.
Designate several students as tech support for extra credit. Best way to learn is by doing (For some folks). Show the 'support' kids. Let them get the other kids up and running.
I was doing this 15 years ago. Your build document specifies the build computer (Brand, model, OS version, etc.), the tools needed to do the build (Compiler(s), Script to code translators, etc., with exact versions), and the source version, with instructions on how to pull that version from the repository. And all the steps in the build.
Our build package included copies of the OS install CD, install media for any tools needed, and the complete code set as text files.
You wipe the disk on the build machine, install the OS, install tools, run the build, and you get a known result.
This should be standard procedure for any software released to the public (Or purchaser). If not, you are open to chaos with releasing software. (Been there, as user. Not fun!)
In your area, look for model train shows. You can get lots of ideas, see what is available, and usually pick up old stuff at low prices.
Second tip:
Look up your chapter of the NMRA. They will have meetings, contacts, and activities where you can 'talk tains'. And fine new buddies.
Third tip:
Find a local train club. They can help you get started or show you what not to do.
Fourth tip:
Model railroading has something for everyone, but one person has trouble doing it all well. From automated train control and Loco management with computers (JMRI) to painting buildings to show soot and grime, there is something you can enjoy.
On the finance side, clubs unfortunately have experiences handling estates of former members. My Club has 3 estates for sale at this time. (Lots of old farts like me!)
Good luck and have fun.
Thomas Stephens, Superintendent, Texas Northern Model Railroad Club.
BTW, the local NMRA group is having an Arduino Clinic next month, showing how Arduinos can automate things on a layout, like Signals, crossing gates, etc. THAT is very/.
With all the allergies to various materials, such as nickle and latex, what materials can be 3d-printed that are medically inert?
Surgical instruments are stainless steel, implants are titanium, how do you print these?
It seems another whole line of questions to find proper materials that can be printed.
We did that on Postal contracts. The release package had the OS, compiler, any tools used to compile/run, and step by step instructions on how to install the OS, install the IDE/libraries, and build the release CD after compiling. Documentation written to 3rd grade level. ("Push OK button", with image highlighting button) The USPS program officer would only test software created using the documentation and release package.
OK, so why is XKCD the only place that explains this so it makes sense?
3 million bloggers, countless news stories, and this one cartoon ups them all.
Question, is XKCD genius, or the others idiots? (or both?)
1. driving and long distance, like TV across the room.
2. Near distance, like Computer monitor, stuff on the table I am eating.
3. Reading, 1-2 feet. I use this for reading or working in detailed model assembly.
The long distance makes a big difference when driving at night. Otherwise, change is not required all the time, I can adjust close enough for a bit with any set.
I never could get used to head bob, and pointing my nose at the ceiling to read text on a monitor was crap for dignity.
Try a few options, and look for cheap prescription glasses from China. (You can get 3 pairs vs one at the local Dr's office)
JMRI and Engine driver are niche programs and apps, for Model Railroaders. I use both several times a week. Fantastic job of updating with new decoder definitions, new features, and tie-ins to various manufacturers. If you are looking for a project to show you the way to excellence, this is the one. All open source, too!
This was the best series on TV. And best of all, of you watch on DVD, you see the hints and snippets that point to later plot threads. I cannot count the many times I realized the current plot started 3 episodes ago, but now is the main action.
And best of all, this was the first series to kill off 'major' characters, after three of four episodes to get you familiar with the poor lamb. Now common, this was the first with the guts to start.
Oh, and the strong women (I found my own Ivanova!!)
I and my family lived in West Texas.
My Chemistry prof brought a sample of water from his home to have the class analyze the contents.
Shit is an improvement.
The bottled water distributor may loose customers though.
McLae
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When Security gets added to the Joint Commission reviews, that is when it will stick.
To them we are all criminals who have not been caught yet.
I can see Doctors ordering iPhones to protect patient data (This a legal requirement)
Business executives wanting to protect merger talks.
The list goes on and on.
Very good marketing move by Apple!
In all the hoopla about Women's rights, remember, this stuff hits MEN too. If you have a lump in your throat, you might wish your girlfriend had that vaccine.
Ok, so it is called ATT mail. Still yahoo app.
If the right people are involved, this could be great. If the wrong folks are there, a disaster. The fact that some chose to leave and some to stay shows the filtering for folks who may flourish in this environment. Interesting to see how well they compete for customers, capital and workers.
Does this mean I have to change my password of "12345678" back to "Password"?
Designate several students as tech support for extra credit. Best way to learn is by doing (For some folks). Show the 'support' kids. Let them get the other kids up and running.
Our build package included copies of the OS install CD, install media for any tools needed, and the complete code set as text files.
You wipe the disk on the build machine, install the OS, install tools, run the build, and you get a known result.
This should be standard procedure for any software released to the public (Or purchaser). If not, you are open to chaos with releasing software. (Been there, as user. Not fun!)
Thomas, DeSoto, TX
In your area, look for model train shows. You can get lots of ideas, see what is available, and usually pick up old stuff at low prices.
Second tip:
Look up your chapter of the NMRA. They will have meetings, contacts, and activities where you can 'talk tains'. And fine new buddies.
Third tip:
Find a local train club. They can help you get started or show you what not to do.
Fourth tip:
Model railroading has something for everyone, but one person has trouble doing it all well. From automated train control and Loco management with computers (JMRI) to painting buildings to show soot and grime, there is something you can enjoy.
On the finance side, clubs unfortunately have experiences handling estates of former members. My Club has 3 estates for sale at this time. (Lots of old farts like me!)
Good luck and have fun.
Thomas Stephens, Superintendent, Texas Northern Model Railroad Club.
BTW, the local NMRA group is having an Arduino Clinic next month, showing how Arduinos can automate things on a layout, like Signals, crossing gates, etc. THAT is very /.
I did do touch typing in high school, but I have regressed long ago to looking while I type, so I hit y,b,h,g,6,7,5 keys with both hands.
Oh, and I popped the caps lock key off. Cuts down on errors.
With all the allergies to various materials, such as nickle and latex, what materials can be 3d-printed that are medically inert? Surgical instruments are stainless steel, implants are titanium, how do you print these? It seems another whole line of questions to find proper materials that can be printed.
Bread crumbs, dog hair....
Oh wait, something thing just moved!
We did that on Postal contracts. The release package had the OS, compiler, any tools used to compile/run, and step by step instructions on how to install the OS, install the IDE/libraries, and build the release CD after compiling. Documentation written to 3rd grade level. ("Push OK button", with image highlighting button) The USPS program officer would only test software created using the documentation and release package.
How about "PC Syndrome".
Or the 'Politically Correct Disease"?
Best of all, "PC Syndrome". Which is why we are having this discussion.!
Or goes bankrupt?
Poof!!
You no longer have the application, or the data. Your 'competitive edge' is now random electrons heading for NGC6724.
OK, so why is XKCD the only place that explains this so it makes sense? 3 million bloggers, countless news stories, and this one cartoon ups them all. Question, is XKCD genius, or the others idiots? (or both?)
Yes!
As in does the speed stay the same for a photon traveling 13 billion years? (Is space/time expansion real?)
And throw in average auto CO2 use too.
Some folks might be surprised at the results
1. driving and long distance, like TV across the room.
2. Near distance, like Computer monitor, stuff on the table I am eating.
3. Reading, 1-2 feet. I use this for reading or working in detailed model assembly.
The long distance makes a big difference when driving at night. Otherwise, change is not required all the time, I can adjust close enough for a bit with any set.
I never could get used to head bob, and pointing my nose at the ceiling to read text on a monitor was crap for dignity.
Try a few options, and look for cheap prescription glasses from China. (You can get 3 pairs vs one at the local Dr's office)
Mclae.
Many of our members are veterans (Lots of fun stories there!)
I will donate a rail car kit to the first 5 veterans who come by for a visit and Asks for Thomas.
Our web site is: http://www.modelrailroadclub.o...
Meetings are Thursday nights.
JMRI and Engine driver are niche programs and apps, for Model Railroaders. I use both several times a week. Fantastic job of updating with new decoder definitions, new features, and tie-ins to various manufacturers. If you are looking for a project to show you the way to excellence, this is the one. All open source, too!
This was the best series on TV. And best of all, of you watch on DVD, you see the hints and snippets that point to later plot threads. I cannot count the many times I realized the current plot started 3 episodes ago, but now is the main action. And best of all, this was the first series to kill off 'major' characters, after three of four episodes to get you familiar with the poor lamb. Now common, this was the first with the guts to start. Oh, and the strong women (I found my own Ivanova!!)
For the weird and wonderful stuff, right here baby!
I and my family lived in West Texas. My Chemistry prof brought a sample of water from his home to have the class analyze the contents. Shit is an improvement. The bottled water distributor may loose customers though. McLae