Seriously, that is all that it would take. Just publish the source code to all your operating systems Microsoft under a GPL license and I'll become a fan!

...they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win.

Maybe I'm weird, but I really want to know where I'm going before I get there.

How does that benefit night shift workers? Our relief was nearly always late when the clocks were set ahead, and those who showed up on time were barely awake.

That would probably be best for all. Their goals and the state's goals are simply too far apart. It is certain that somebody will step up and fill any void left when they leave.

PDFs try to force viewers to see things as the authors think they should be viewed, not as how viewers want to see them. It is so much easier to resize html to fit the users preferred page view.

The administration should have taken it seriously and devoted resources into stopping the spread. Even something as a simple as mandating masks and social distancing back in February would have slowed the spread and contained it. But, they chose to spin it as a personal attack against them and fought tooth and nail against imposing very reasonable measure to control the spread. They continue to do so to this day.

...blew it up! God damn you! God damn you all to hell!"

Local PBS, CBS, NBC, ABC, and Fox affiliates cover my need for local news. I have no interest in sports. Documentaries, classic movies and cooking shows are easy enough to find online. For the newer stuff I look for blu-rays and dvds to go on sale.

There is a sure fire 100% effective cure for TDS, simply remove the cause and it will disappear.

I'm all for scientific advancement, but let's get the current one under control before we go digging up more.

Every time I've tried to sign up for one they ask for personally identifying information. Would a throwaway phone work? I have no interest in being tracked.

True for v-tach and v-fib, but SVT and bradycardia require different interventions.

Hypothermia protocol was very popular just before I retired. Got a lot of push back from patient families though. They wanted blankets piled on because their loved one was cold.

I was ACLS certified before I retired, and I much preferred trying to revive a patient with a beating heart than one without one. Staying alive, staying alive!