The questions read like they were pulled directly from a The Oatmeal comic.

The secure medical device market is heating up. It's why BlackBerry bought into NantHealth and partnered with them to deliver a secure mobile monitoring service.

If it is frequent but not frequent enough to drive every day there are better options. I traded in my Jeep Grand Cherokee for a Ford Fiesta and the money I am saving in gas actually pays the car note. If you just need a truck for a few days a month you could easily afford the rental fee in gas savings.

Is this really surprisisng?

Oh they have the tech to do it. They are just practicing frustration negotiation. If they make it sufficiently difficult for you to achieve your goal you will give up and accept whatever it is they want you to.

Perhaps the Legrand Adorne series would be to your liking?

Mint and Cinnamon usually tour different venues but occasionally they do the same club.

This is a bacon saver right here. I would add
-get every verbal agreement acknowledged via email.
I can't count the number of times someone has agreed to do something then told me they never agreed to do it. With an email trail you may not get them to do what they promised but they can't stand there and deny they ever agreed to it. That can mean the difference between you or them when the hammer on a project falls. I learned this lesson by watching an incompetent engineer cost many of my peers their jobs by simply telling the manager the tech didn't do it the way he was instructed but instructions were gibberish and the techs had long since deleted them.

Stop the presses! /. has an editor?

So THAT'S why Justin Long has been eerily quite on the silver screen lately.

Extended testing was one of the stretch goals. Sadly they never reached that tier.

Best practices audit is usually code for how many corners can we cut and still be profitable if we get sued for x? Auto manufacturers are notorious for this but all industries do to some extent. A certain ignition switch case comes to mind.

Microsoft just lost the Ford account to BlackBerry. I'm more inclined to think Microsoft sees the value in BlackBerry QNX in the IoT arena. BlackBerry is positioning itself to be the middleware glue for medical, auto, automation, and a host of other fields.

Just like /.

You're point?

So...everyone.