VeninVidiaVicii

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   by VeninVidiaVicii 7y ago

   While this is true, I think a more subtle reason to support Linux is the open-source scripts devs setup that may be mission critical. I work in a bioinformatics lab, and I access Dropbox through the command prompt and do a lot of file clean
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   by VeninVidiaVicii 7y ago

   I use Arch too, with BTRFS, but made a mounted sparse file for Dropbox, which has been an utter nightmare setting up on all my computers. I'm tempted to just keep it in case they reverse course again.
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   by VeninVidiaVicii 8y ago

   Considering how some carriers refuse to unlock bootloaders, this may well be the only option some of us have to restore bricked phones. Other than paying Google 250 bucks to reflash them.
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   by VeninVidiaVicii 8y ago

   It's MedHost with a lot of modifications specific to our hospital.
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   by VeninVidiaVicii 8y ago

   That's really interesting. I work in the emergency room, and pretty much our entire approach up patient care is algorithm-driven. As soon as the patient checks in, their demographics (age, sex, etc) and vitals are fed into a mysterious
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   by VeninVidiaVicii 8y ago

   For the past two years I have worked in the local emergency room as a technician working on getting some clinical experience. Let me tell you, in the constant face of life and death, you really just develop a kind of "danger fatigue&qu