I am not familiar with that. Like I said, my shoulder has been stable for a decent amount of time, but if it starts to become a problem again I’ll look into this.
I’m sorry you hurt your shoulder like that, but thank you for lending me your knowledge from the experience!
According to an erstwhile doctor, the more times you do it, the more likely you are to do it again.
I actually had rotator cuff surgery to try to stop it from happening, but the surgeon said it was “like trying to nail Jello to a tree.”
Though it did happen a few times after that surgery, it’s been a long time since the shoulder dislocated, a trend I’m hoping to continue! Instead, I’m all about a broken ankle these days.
I’ve dislocated my shoulder fourteen times, mostly in an innovative way each time.
Once, a friend invited me to play catch with a group. I came along for the socialization, but warned that if I threw anything that I would dislocate my shoulder and have to go to the hospital. He scoffed and said it wouldn’t happen. Somehow he convinced me it wouldn’t, so I threw the ball once, then immediately had to go to the hospital, as I had dislocated my shoulder.
Another time, my dad had to take me to the hospital, as I had been laying in bed and attempted to turn over, dislocating my shoulder.
Why is that not ASA? Or even ASSA.
We are all the cardiac system of Theseus on this glorious day.
I misread that as “self-loathing” and the answer was obvious.
But what temperature?!
FWIW, my reference was to H2G2 and the Heart of Gold.
If a highly improbable spaceship had to dedicate all of its processing power to making a cup of tea, I suppose I can forgive an end user for having to think about it.
That occurred to me while writing my comment, as well, and I don’t like the implications.
I would imagine they have to ask you, yes. If the toilet can be flushed without authentication, they’d probably still have to ask you how.
I have no interest in one, but playing devil’s advocate, some might consider it more sanitary since you don’t have to touch the toilet to flush and have the choice of not being near it, hopefully avoiding any spray.
Also, if your guests use the restroom, you can startle them at any time.
If replacing an existing server, make sure to wipe the disk during install.
It’s too bad that, at least for me, your comment doesn’t come immediately after this one.
I didn’t know that, in this context, “Woz” was short for “Wozniak.” Hopefully he’s enjoying that Apple legacy!
Over the last ten - fifteen years, I’ve written lots of scripts for production in bash. They’ve all served their purposes (after thorough testing) and not failed. Pretty sure one of my oldest (and biggest) is called temporary_fixes.sh and is still in use today. Another one (admittedly not in production) was partially responsible for getting me my current job, I guess because the interviewers wanted to see what kind of person would solve a coding challenge in bash.
However, I would generally agree that - while bash is good for many things and perhaps even “good enough” - any moderately complex problem is probably better solved using a different language.
That’s the saddest news I’ve ever received.
… People don’t say “w00t”?
I had this issue when I got my wife a “remarkable” tablet. Apparently the early gens were well known for getting the power button stuck and for being glued together and thus difficult to disassemble.
I bought an iFixit kit and got it apart and the power button unstuck, but I never got the tablet back together.
The common suggestion for that particular tablet was to use a Dremel to widen the power button slot and liberate the button.
edit: Added the word “difficult.”
You know, I’m not sure whether to be insulted or flattered … But I don’t disagree.
That sounds awful. I’m sorry it happened to you.