Comment Re:The reason medical devices are expensive (Score 0) 288
I call bullshit!
A lot of places have to go through the same rigmarole you mention but don't have sky high prices.
Take a restaurant for example. You don't seem meals costing 20,000 dollars do you?
Comment Re:Choose your own adventure, drinkypoo (Score 0) 372
reminds me of:
http://slashdot.org/~FictionalAccount/journal
Comment Re:I can't believe I wasted 5 minutes (Score 0) 388
What was the answer?
Comment Re:Not true. (Score 0) 984
we have a few of those at the hick town I grew up in. A lot of the magnetic sensors are broken as well.
Comment who cares? (Score -1) 73
They are dead , let it go people.
Comment Re:So we are at that point now. (Score 0) 221
>Anyone remember the times before the scanners?
bah I remember a time when their were no fences around the airport and your parents would park the car on the side of the road and the pilot would wave you to come over so he could show you around the plane while passengers were boarding!
Comment Re:I hope this guy's good... (Score 0) 230
their is a difference though. the police intruding on your privacy to put you away is a lot different then some joe schmoe that wants to be a peeping tom.
Comment Re:Visual Studio (Score 0) 195
The problem is not the editor but the window frame and controls, They are still very bright.
Office has selectable themes but even with a 'dark theme' they are not high contrast compared to a standard high contrast desktop.
Comment Re:LED Screens (Score 0) 195
Yea everyone that sees my desktop says "what in the world are those colors?" or "what OS are you using?"
I honestly can't see how people use a white BG. It feels like someone is shining a flashlight in your face.
Comment Re:OS? (Score 0) 195
Comment Re:Needs more clarification (Score 0) 195
Submission + - Ask Slashdot: What tools do people with glare sensitivity use?
For web browsing I have always used opera and its white on black user style sheet but have to constantly tweak it so that certain elements and transparent images are visible.
Is there anything to be done with some of the major offenders like Office or recent versions of Visual Studio? Even recent browsers that support user style sheets still use a forced color scheme on a lot of there dialog controls.