With no care at all? That claim does not reflect reality.
There are many cancers that are treatable or curable. In most of the first world this care is available to all citizens. In the USA if you lack a method of paying for said care you will be given pain killers by an ER doctor and sent home.
Clearly he would have forced to pay even more and the GP would have suggested the guy select a better hospital next time. He would also also stated that you have no right to question what the job creators want to charge for access to your own records.
It is the hospitals fault for selecting such a system. The hospital should have required any vendor provide the database schema and an export tool at the time the software was purchased.
The AMD/ATI linux drivers suck, they are laying off their kernel folks, and no indication they have any plans to change. I hope they survive, but convincing me not to buy your products is not going to help.
Except it will not be one steam game console. It will be a whole series of them. Think android phones. Lots of vendors lots of choices all running one distro provided by Ubuntu for Valve.
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With no care at all?
That claim does not reflect reality.
There are many cancers that are treatable or curable. In most of the first world this care is available to all citizens. In the USA if you lack a method of paying for said care you will be given pain killers by an ER doctor and sent home.
At which point the hospitals should have contracted such a system. Accepting this situation is their own fault.
I disagree with your claim that it has failed in Canada.
It appears to be working fine, for an good example check out life expectancies.
People always die, selecting who lives based on who has the most money is immoral.
I pay my taxes happily, in the knowledge that they buy me the civilization I expect. That is the entire point.
It is immoral to force doctors to live up to some sort of standard?
Then what do you think of medical licensing or even education?
Storing a png of this record costs near nothing.
Clearly he would have forced to pay even more and the GP would have suggested the guy select a better hospital next time. He would also also stated that you have no right to question what the job creators want to charge for access to your own records.
It is the hospitals fault for selecting such a system. The hospital should have required any vendor provide the database schema and an export tool at the time the software was purchased.
So you have no medical history older than 7 years?
Hope you never need to prove you had some required shots.
Medical records are only kept for less than 5 years in Michigan?
That cannot be correct. Human medical histories have value a lot longer than that.
So 1 person has some trouble getting some old files vs our current system where we let folks with cancer die.
Yeah, what a terrible tradeoff.
Speaking of terrible websites Netflix is a great example. You have to mousehover to get a link to click on to see any useful information about a film.
When it was less shiny you could click on the film name for that. Today it tries to stream.
Will the fish that live in the fog eat this data?
Is Vladimir Putin still playing James Bond?
We need a Bond that looks more like Bond and less like a Bond Villian.
I realize that. I only meant they were already crap, so this was basically their only way of making those products less attractive to me.
The AMD/ATI linux drivers suck, they are laying off their kernel folks, and no indication they have any plans to change. I hope they survive, but convincing me not to buy your products is not going to help.
It would be if they at least put all the 2D stuff in the shim. What exactly is so interesting about 2D?
The amazon packages are easy to remove and if you are not able to convince steam that your fedora box is an ubuntu machine that is pretty sad.
I agree. What we should do instead is make college educations affordable for all.
Just success is never villianized.
Clearly some of AT&T profits were not just nor legal, or else they would not have had to pay this money back.
Actually I have a GN and I hate that the N4 has a glass back. The rest I could care less about, but glass is a crap material for the shell of a phone.
Even that probably would not be enough to win if floating point performance was needed.
You would also be a huge disadvantage for anything that is difficult or plain impossible to to parralelize.
The air has an i5, what ARM chip competes with that?
Don't buy those.
Just avoid anything with a locked bootloader.
Linux works fine on ARM.
Duh!
Except it will not be one steam game console. It will be a whole series of them. Think android phones. Lots of vendors lots of choices all running one distro provided by Ubuntu for Valve.
If you are going to violate the license why not just pirate windows?
OEM versions are for you to build a PC that you sell, not one for your own use.