On the side is where the carotid arteries are. I suspect that blood going the brain might be a slightly important.

They also put the 15% after tax.

It used to be for exceptional service only.

I believe it was 10% in the 1960s

He will also release his tax returns.

It’s not funny, it’s sad. The HIPAA releases to you sign gives permission to pretty much use you info for any reason whatsoever.

In the past, it was pretty much impossible to get your medical records.

Now that they are digitized, everyone and their uncle has access, legitimately or otherwise. Medical institutions don’t hire the best to secure their data. It’s all security theater.

Big companies have always used unionbusting activities. The reason why most transferrable fully automatic machine guns are owned by companies was because machine guns were used for union busting.

Pistol ranges largely indoors with running water.

Rifle ranges largely rural outdoors. No running water.

Patient privacy best protected by a doctor’s poor handwriting.

Back when giants ruled the earth, a snooper need to trek across the country, ask a harried file clerk for the file that hopefully wasn’t lost, wade through a a foot thick folder, then hopefully decipher the doctors shitty handwriting before finding out about anything juicy. In any case, the file was burned in 7 years or so because the file room needed space.

Nowadays, any secretary can instantly access the data from a computer on the other side of the continent and the files are never purged.

Motel. Coleman or backpacking stove then. Even a charcoal grill outdoors.

With Sysco, everyone serves same microwaved crap

Bring a hot plate and a pot. Viola! You can cook in hotel.

Tire changes would be more expensive and more frequent since EV heavier

FOS

Full of shit

Minix in a sense is more successful than Linux as it runs in every Intel as a backdoor for the NSA.

Not sure if Minix is still used as a teaching OS but I’m the textbook is still likely around.

Andy Tannembaum. Mi ix is microkernel. Linux is monolithic

Lead levels dropped

I’m using A 90 degree plug to baby my remaining plug

It’s a mechanical issue of the quality of the plug

At very least the Lenovo for a year or two around the time of the t480 and t490. Early USB C laptops requiring USB c charging really wasn’t rated properly for the constant plugging/unplugging.

Gentle on disconnect. Im using a 90 bend connector that is permanently on the remaining USB c connector.

If that fails too, will just spend a couple hundred and buy another Lenovo laptop. No huhu

Gentoo is great. I can configure it exactly the way I want. I switched to it after redhat went enterprise and never looked back. Stage 1 install.

However, sometimes packages get out of sync an I have build problems that need to be diagnosed.

Sometimes some packages get deprecated & I have to redo my configuration.

Deprecating python 2.7 was especially fun.

Back in the day, manual config of x11 was needed and that was fun. Back in the redhat days, the x11 configuration was in multiple places which was confusing.

Sound still is erratic after the laptop goes to sleep.

I did a manual transition from X to Wayland and that took a bit of learning.