I seriously doubt that nurse over where ever you live "pretend" to wash their hands. Proper hand hygiene is among the first things nurses learn at least in my country it is.
I changed from IT to nursing and haven't regretted the switch. And yes, the job does include poop cleaning (and really nasty stuff especially if you specialize to become a paramedic) but you get used to anything.
Why would one become a nurse? If you like interacting with people and are prepared to help them when they *really* need help then the job might be what you are looking for.
The main difference between Vista and Windows 7 is that Windows 7 runs great on older systems, even better than XP.
I have a friend who is handicapped and partially paralyzed and to her usability is the key when using computers. Also she doesn't have that much money as she cannot work. Windows 7 gave her 6 year old PC running a Northwood Pentium IV a new lease on life, all the hardware properly detected.
I've seen this same happening with a lot of different STB's and I really do not
understand why none of the manufacturers base their products on *BSD kernels.
If you don't agree with the license, don't use GPL'd software.
Western Digital Techonologies Inc. is listed as one of the defendants.
Here's the pdf:
http://www.softwarefreedom.org/resources/2009/busybox-complaint-2009-12-14.pdf
Should have written "and/or" instead of "and".
Not a native English speaker. If that pleases, milord?
Disinfectants do have glycerine so it is not *that* bad. But yes, plasma would be nicer.
Gloves don't give 100% protection, that's why it is extremely important to use disinfectant between glove changes.
Sorry, a non-english speaker here- On a normal day I wash and disinfect my hands about sixty times.
I seriously doubt that nurse over where ever you live "pretend" to wash their hands. Proper hand hygiene is among the first things nurses learn at least in my country it is.
This would mean using less disinfectant, the alcohol dries my hands.
As a nurse I would welcome this as I have to wash and disinfect my hands several times a day.
I watched the webcast and they (Google dudes) were actually encouraging forking and
gave some Chrome fork as an example.
I've been following the progress of a Finnish electric car project:
Quote:
"we are offering the open source blueprints of the electric conversion kits globally and leave the manufacturing of the kits to the markets"
http://www.sahkoautot.fi/eng
http://ecars-now.wikidot.com/
I changed from IT to nursing and haven't regretted the switch. And yes,
the job does include poop cleaning (and really nasty stuff especially
if you specialize to become a paramedic) but you get used to anything.
Why would one become a nurse? If you like interacting with people and
are prepared to help them when they *really* need help then the job
might be what you are looking for.
I'd rather have that backwards firing missile from Firefox for tailgaters.
Add a decent HUD as well...
I quote myself: "6 year old PC running a Northwood Pentium IV a new lease on life". Vista was released on 2007.
The main difference between Vista and Windows 7 is that Windows 7 runs great on older systems, even better than XP.
I have a friend who is handicapped and partially paralyzed and to her usability is the key when using computers. Also she doesn't have that much money as she cannot work. Windows 7 gave her 6 year old PC running a Northwood Pentium IV a new lease on life, all the hardware properly detected.
Would this technology enable me to use the onboard IGP (Radeon HD3300) which
is now doing absolutely nothing as I am using a separate Radeon HD3850.
To be honest, I read that earlier.
Linus reads XKCD? http://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/supported_features.png
There are a lot of CECHA01's available on ebay, prices start from $400.
Looks like it is using same kernel as Zinwell's STB's and they have been more
than unhelpful with people asking them to comply with GPL.
I've seen this same happening with a lot of different STB's and I really do not understand why none of the manufacturers base their products on *BSD kernels.
Eee 1005HA for 220 euros? That's a bargain!
English version will be available from Technet on August 6th.
http://windowsteamblog.com/blogs/windows7/archive/2009/07/21/when-will-you-get-windows-7-rtm.aspx