And who sets this all up for the doctor or dentist, and how much are they going to charge, and what is the maintenance charge to make sure it keeps working and the person who set it up is available to fix it in a day's time if necessary?
> Nobody who knows nothing about PCs wants Linux, not even a tiny bit.
Wrong
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30+ years experience in PC support & system administration here. Have an A+, too. My Win 7 laptop (Lenovo SL400 upgraded w/ faster HD & more RAM) sits 3 weeks idle while I use my Xubuntu-12.04 R60 lappie daily.
The decision is effective only within the metes and boundaries of the Northern District of California. Until and unless the Ninth District grants review or if the Supremes intervene, does not mean anything in the rest of the Land of the Formerly Free.
Every week, every copy of your freeware app prints your list of support options for the 'Community' version, along with a coupon for 'discount' on the first support call.
http://freegeekorg/ is a 501(c)(3) which ethically repairs and recycles computers and components, benefitting schools and non-profits. The City of Portland and multiple non-profits donate equipment already.
1. Stopwatch how long it takes to get to the desktop AND settle down so you can get some work done 2. Show them Win-8 and Linux-? and ask "Which looks more like what you're accustomed to?" 3. Linux-? should be some variant of Mint as it includes the codecs needed in case they go to play their favorite Rickroll, it actually works, unlike *buntu.
Or we can try this on a trial basis, and scale it up if it seems to be working.
See http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/7959570.stm to discover how trials did not yield meaningful results whe using pure Fe, which does not have the risk of generating sulfuric acid.
"A friend of mine, who worked in the emergency room, saw me in the waiting room. He took me aside, gave me 500 grams of pure alcohol, and told me to drink that. I drank it and washed it down with water. Then I called my wife and told her I was O.K. Later on, the doctors told me that the alcohol, which I drank on an empty stomach, helped me a lot". - Nikolai Gorbachenko, a Chernobyl plant radiation monitor in http://www.thebulletin.org/files/May-June%201996_Chernobyl-Kiselyov.pdf
It is caffeine alone that sets my mind in motion.
It is through the beans of Java that thoughts acquire speed;
that hands acquire shakes, that shakes become a warning.
It is caffeine alone that lets me roll the dice.
Well, Charlie was a neighborhood cat, who was well known to everyone on that street, and the sick man was in the habit of inviting Charlie in for dinner, but didn't care for the appetizer Charlie brought. The fever made Charlie atypically cranky, and Charlie chomped down...
Three other folks from another household in that neighborhood are also receiving treatment, but don't have the blood-borne version, and they're doing OK. (I have neighborhood sources.)
OBTW, no one has mentioned, this is in Prineville, in the High Desert of Crook County, Oregon, 2.5 hrs' drive ESE of Portland, where Facebook's data center is located and other data centers are in development.
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Except, the feds now require it as part of Obamacare, and penalize docs who don't have it, effective 2014.
And who sets this all up for the doctor or dentist, and how much are they going to charge, and what is the maintenance charge to make sure it keeps working and the person who set it up is available to fix it in a day's time if necessary?
Me Lots Lots more Mwahahahaha.
Frangibles don't ricochet.They disintegrate when they hit https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glaser_Safety_Slug , leaving a very painful but shallow wound which would surely ruin a hijacker's day. Here's a good four shot derringer: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/COP_357_Derringer
Better yet, a one-shot derringer with a frangible bullet (won't penetrate the metal skin of the aircraft).
Then does the TSA hire them?
Because Clause 9 of the Roommate Agreement http://wiki.the-big-bang-theory.com/wiki/Roommate_Agreement would require them to advise each other.
> Nobody who knows nothing about PCs wants Linux, not even a tiny bit. Wrong . 30+ years experience in PC support & system administration here. Have an A+, too. My Win 7 laptop (Lenovo SL400 upgraded w/ faster HD & more RAM) sits 3 weeks idle while I use my Xubuntu-12.04 R60 lappie daily.
The decision is effective only within the metes and boundaries of the Northern District of California. Until and unless the Ninth District grants review or if the Supremes intervene, does not mean anything in the rest of the Land of the Formerly Free.
Ah, but the ADA (Americas with Disabilities Act) gives you, Mister Student zmitch32, some useful leverage. http://www.popecenter.org/acrobat/vickers-mar2010.pdf may provide a useful suggestion.
Me, too.
Read ETHAN OF ATHOS (review) by Lois McMaster Bujold, the first author to avoid turning a *GAY* planet into a collection of one-dimensional characters.
Reality is in short supply everywhere in Politics.
Every week, every copy of your freeware app prints your list of support options for the 'Community' version, along with a coupon for 'discount' on the first support call.
10 mil polythene sheeting for when the plumbing in the overhead fails Several rolls of duct tape First aid kit
http://www.arrl.org/arrl-antenna-book
http://freegeekorg/ is a 501(c)(3) which ethically repairs and recycles computers and components, benefitting schools and non-profits. The City of Portland and multiple non-profits donate equipment already.
1. Stopwatch how long it takes to get to the desktop AND settle down so you can get some work done
2. Show them Win-8 and Linux-? and ask "Which looks more like what you're accustomed to?"
3. Linux-? should be some variant of Mint as it includes the codecs needed in case they go to play their favorite Rickroll, it actually works, unlike *buntu.
Or we can try this on a trial basis, and scale it up if it seems to be working.
See http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/7959570.stm to discover how trials did not yield meaningful results whe using pure Fe, which does not have the risk of generating sulfuric acid.
"A friend of mine, who worked in the emergency room, saw me in the waiting room. He took me aside, gave me 500 grams of pure alcohol, and told me to drink that. I drank it and washed it down with water. Then I called my wife and told her I was O.K. Later on, the doctors told me that the alcohol, which I drank on an empty stomach, helped me a lot". - Nikolai Gorbachenko, a Chernobyl plant radiation monitor in http://www.thebulletin.org/files/May-June%201996_Chernobyl-Kiselyov.pdf
It is caffeine alone that sets my mind in motion. It is through the beans of Java that thoughts acquire speed; that hands acquire shakes, that shakes become a warning. It is caffeine alone that lets me roll the dice.
Kindly mod up as INSIGHTFUL
Samsung may have been under _your_ radar but they made some darned nice PalmPhones, e.g., the SHG-i300.
http://www.amazon.com/Channel-Master-CM-7000PAL-Digital-Recorder/product-reviews/B0033TJPJW and http://reviews.cnet.com/digital-video-recorders-dvrs/channel-master-cm-7000pal/4505-6474_7-34142156.html describe an over-the-air DVR with no ongoing fees. If you have decent digital reception, you can get your locals that way, and distribute that signal over CAT-5 or coax to the other sets in the household.
Folk wisdom may be wrong: http://www.clinicaladvances.com/article_pdfs/ho-article-200904-matthews.pdf points to the damage of the combination of chronic ethanol use and irradiation. A beer or six may be helpful, but I can find no proof of any benefit. I would take with a grain of salt the Australian claim that de-alcoholized wire can help: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16083915 as the resveratol crowd has suffered some reverses recently. The study from Oz could be good work, I'd just want to replicate it in a larger population before taking it as gospel. A Minnesota firm has money from Uncle Sam for 'BIO 300' http://www.humaneticscorp.com/ittrium/visit?path=A1xeb4x1y1xfcex1x65y1xfd4x1x65y1x125fx1x65 an anti-irradiation drug, and Phase 1 trials are underway for another drug http://www.dddmag.com/news/2012/03/phase-1-cblb502-trial-underway 'CBLB502' touted by Faux News http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2011/03/16/ex-rad-militarys-radiation-wonder-drug/ .
Well, Charlie was a neighborhood cat, who was well known to everyone on that street, and the sick man was in the habit of inviting Charlie in for dinner, but didn't care for the appetizer Charlie brought. The fever made Charlie atypically cranky, and Charlie chomped down... Three other folks from another household in that neighborhood are also receiving treatment, but don't have the blood-borne version, and they're doing OK. (I have neighborhood sources.) OBTW, no one has mentioned, this is in Prineville, in the High Desert of Crook County, Oregon, 2.5 hrs' drive ESE of Portland, where Facebook's data center is located and other data centers are in development.