That just means you get to appreciate a lot of great old content like this
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My journey started with red hat, then gentoo, a few years back to Microsoft with windows vista, then back to ubuntu, and now arch. And i use raspbian and debian on my servers. Besides the install program and package manager, there doesn't seem to be a huge difference between different distros.
Yes! I finally got some a few months ago and it is so so so much better than any other I've tried.
I've done this so many times over the years. I'll be on the beach or something, and the sky looks amazing, so i take a few pictures. I get home and have a bunch of pictures of a random sky.
Wow, that's a fucked up article. I've only ever heard of this as a joke, I can't believe there are doctors actually doing this.
That reminds me of the old Twilight Zone episode with the woman getting facial surgery. "The eye of the beholder" or something along those lines
I've been working in hospitals for 20 years and have seen our finances, they make very little profit on inpatient admissions, most patients are losses. Outpatient surgery and things like that are how they make money.
Take your number of 5.45 billion profit for the industry. There are 6100 hospitals in the US. That's an average of $893,442 per hospital. That's not a lot of profit.
If the donor's family were paid, it would no longer be a donation, it would be a sale. That opens the door for things like trafficking people to sell their organs.
And the hospital doesn't really make a ton of money from the transplant, they get paid for the entire stay. And if you are there for a transplant you need a ton of care and it costs the hospital a ton of money to take care of you. US hospitals are not a huge money making business.
Yo dawg, I heard you like blockades, so we got you a blockade for your blockade!
Dark green and light green
Older side could, i used dos 5.0 and windows 3.1 for years. Windows 95 was super exciting when it came out.
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HIPAA isn't an issue here, the audio and video would just be treated as PHI protected health information, like the video of a colonoscopy.