chapium

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871.
by chapium 10y ago
"No I shoul not have to." Consistent behavior of defaults in this regard would best be managed by the OS.
872.
by chapium 10y ago
I think it is, but lync 2011 and SFB seem like very different products.
873.
by chapium 10y ago
Same experience here. Usually a name brand is mentioned as well, which I always chuckle at.
874.
by chapium 10y ago
I came here thinking this was a recent breakthrough, but this appears to just be an overview of the 1948 Prisoners Dillemma and an update from 1994...
875.
by chapium 10y ago
Why just female employees? Dads need to care for their kids as well.
876.
by chapium 10y ago
...and it immediately shut down? Thats kind of depressing.
877.
by chapium 10y ago
I find most adds can be skipped, but if you enable adblock they are unskippable.
878.
by chapium 10y ago
To be honest, there is an excuse, although not a very good one. The machine is costly because it is in high demand. R&D and pushing this through regulatory control are costly. This company has great incentives to cut costs to remain
879.
by chapium 10y ago
Snowdens role in exposing the rubber stamp fisa courts may be exposing something legal, but clearly broken.
880.
by chapium 11y ago
Honestly, if its concerning personal data held by hr I would expect locks on the cabinets. At most places you cannot sneeze in HR without running into security.
881.
by chapium 11y ago
Why does there have to be a difference? Clearly not having smog in the first place would prevent this, but how does that help Beijing right now? If you have an open wound the doctor does not prescribe staying away from sharp things, they
882.
by chapium 11y ago
Perfect recipe for getting everyone to play it safe, never learn and someday when the guru on the team leaves the stress level skyrockets and you suddenly find out many have been giving out their resume for months and suddenly finding work
883.
by chapium 11y ago
The scapegoat for what was clearly an organizational failure. Why was the system using multiple units of measure. Did it pass navigation tests prior to launch? Was the test flawed?
884.
by chapium 11y ago
Agreed. On my mobile device the color contrast was just low enough to make it frustrating.
885.
by chapium 11y ago
The medical exams are a really odd requirement. You can live on an H1-B for 10 years, but they still have to check if you cough funny before granting a greencard.
886.
by chapium 11y ago
For me, sites with intrusive ads and sites i visit more than once are two groups that do not intersect.
887.
by chapium 11y ago
The multiple sources theory seems flawed to me. If you add a contaminant to a mixture, its still contaminated. Averaging out historical accounts does not really tell an accurate description story. Nor does cherry picking facts based on y
888.
by chapium 11y ago
Completely off topic, so if you are looking for discussion about the article skip this. The low contrast ratio and bright colors on this blog are a bit hard to read. I normally switch to readability mode in safari when I encounter this, bu
889.
by chapium 11y ago
As someone who uses vi mostly for reading and not writing, its almost no mental load. pgup, pgdn to scroll; ? and / to search; and G :0 to goto bottom/top. I use these without even thinking.
890.
by chapium 11y ago
I would say it is misleading because it misses the entire point of the article. She's part of an age discrimination suit.
891.
by chapium 11y ago
This is like testing the new trigger safety on a gun by firing into a crowd. Its incredibly negligent and unethical. That section of i-64 is very busy and the police should get involved.
892.
by chapium 11y ago
Mychart is a patient portal and hardly resembles their full blown emr. Its really just a snapshot of orders and results for a single patient. much of the complexity in an emr is the integration of services, query, and data input.
893.
by chapium 11y ago
Nor would most spend their time doing so.
894.
by chapium 11y ago
It all depends on context. "I'm going to go hang out with the guys." yes, exclusive. "Hey guys, I'm going to work." not exclusive. Try focusing on the meaning being conveyed and not the glyphs representing
895.
by chapium 11y ago
Its incredibly low to prevent others from entering by taking all the forms.
896.
by chapium 12y ago
Not only that, but many of these setups trade an ergonomic chair for a hard floor. I'm surprised that more consideration does not go into floor mats as seen in other jobs requiring long periods of standing.
897.
by chapium 12y ago
Apologies in advance for my lack in eloquence, this is off the cuff... I have been thinking this is true of the information services organizations being organized as ITaaS. There is only one help desk and this leads to IT behaving as a mono