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by tapland 8y ago
> At this point the only advice you can give is to please ask every doctor you ask to not make any notes or files on you at all, and just deal with that. Not an option if you have an illness. Also, that excuse wouldn't work in Scand
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by tapland 8y ago
There is nothing a phone company could have done here. They are not liable at all.
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by tapland 8y ago
Luckilly you won't be installing BGA parts to begin with using a soldering iron at home.
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by tapland 8y ago
Phone company? It's the comapny employing nurses receiving the calls.
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by tapland 8y ago
Stockholms landsting. The landsting are absolutely disgusting when it comes to handing out important tasks to private companys. I have _REALLY_ serious info in there, and so do members of my family, that can not get out. But it's effin
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by tapland 8y ago
Yep. My calls with personal identification number are absolutely in there, with list of 10+ medications, and medical history including genetic disorders and other things. Imagine becoming a public person in the future with random russian mo
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by tapland 8y ago
Components are not wasted or used up by being soldered to a board.
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by tapland 8y ago
The Hitler, Lenin, Mao problems were temporary and not constantly ongoing for thousands of years while in essence defended pretty much world-wide. Not to mention the need for Hitler to have the support of the church.
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by tapland 8y ago
He lets a lot of weird behavior slide. Like this one: "Under the simple pay-what-you-wish variation, 8.39% of people purchased a photo (almost 17 times more than before), but customers paid only $.92 on average. The final option — pay
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by tapland 8y ago
And one month ago 'Activision Blizzard Inc.’s Dennis Durkin will receive awards worth $15 million as part of his appointment to chief financial officer.' https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-01-04
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by tapland 8y ago
It's thrilling content for a lot of us who would never consider doing anything like this. It reads as a story where you want to hear 'what happened next?'. Those who take inspiration from it we need to worry about wether or n
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by tapland 8y ago
No, your comment was pretty clear. I was just surprised at the original comment when you pointed out that it was 49 degrees.
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by tapland 8y ago
49? That's the same as Normandy, France. I've lived for 10+ years at 59 degrees (Stockholm, Sweden) and never seen one clearly, even though I'm a night owl and watch the aurora reports, and none of the people I knew had ever
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by tapland 8y ago
Not online. It requires you to go buy a card with a value of <not the cost of the app>. I bet people who really need it top their accounts up (can you do this in the Apple store, or is it left on the card?) but you can imagine how muc
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by tapland 8y ago
Wooping cough vaccines have full effect for about 10 years. Adults get it, but a lot don't consider wooping cough since they assume the vaccines last forever.
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by tapland 8y ago
I've never heard of such a case in gaming resulting in the person being unbanned, but maybe it's a newer development?
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by tapland 8y ago
I have the pleasure of a nice view overlooking Copenhagen Airport. It's at a far enough distance that most airliners kind of disappear when doing their final approach, and an A380 showing up really puts the size differences on display.
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by tapland 8y ago
It's been slow but Telia (first proper zero rating court case in the EU afaik) lost in the national courts in September, with the courts referring to EU regulation from 2015.
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by tapland 8y ago
It was a device for use in trauma patients (car crashes being the most common use case). So that's what they wanted to test, and it is an unsafe procedure for trials, requiring sedation and risking the health of the patient, but possib
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by tapland 8y ago
I was practicing at a medtech company in high school and the team really wanted to conduct tests in China, since the best product testing would be to shoot live pigs from a cannon into a concrete wall for treatment with the device afterward
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by tapland 8y ago
I signed up to be a charger for the two local services. Mostly used it to report poorly parked scooters (one man in his 40s just rode up and parked the scooter in front of the supermarket doors so that noone could exit, wtf?). You can caref
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by tapland 8y ago
In Sweden there is Lime competing with the Swedish VOI. They both charge 10 sek (USD 1.1) to unlock, where VOI charges 0.165 and Lime charges 0.330 per minute. Bus stops are everywhere and a single ticket costs $2.75 where a 24 hour ticket
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by tapland 8y ago
I turned to tech in my late teenage years when technology was available because my parents exercised control over everything else, but it's considered fine to complain about friends and classmates being rowdy and to avoid hanging out w
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by tapland 8y ago
Water vapor doesn't just fall straight down where it evaporated.
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by tapland 8y ago
Well, guess we'll hope for that X86 OpenVMS to be released soon then.
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by tapland 8y ago
I had an insane amount of network issues with my Surface Pro 3, and it received 35+ software updates regarding the marvel adapter over years before it started being reliable.
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by tapland 8y ago
Wasn't that in may? Time flies.
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by tapland 8y ago
'All relevant cool sites are expected to have 2FA' Twitter would be very criticised if they didn't have it.
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by tapland 8y ago
And travelling to the few and far between ultras there are compared to shorter local races that most running enthusiasts without a lot of savings and with limited ability to take time off work settle on.
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by tapland 8y ago
Just the last six months or so I've seen educated people posting in my feeds about how fiber might just be included in foods that are beneficial, with fiber itself not being so. Well, not that it matters for me since I have Crohn'

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