TheMadMilkman posted:According to my brother, who is also a doctor, having a pager for your contact number helps you avoid pointless phone calls from nurses who are too lazy to read the chart. It's okay, nurses don't like doctors very much either.
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The best part of the console tv was it made a nice stand for the new tv.
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FM radio adapter for your 8-track.
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Code Jockey posted:That FM tuner cartridge is just blowing my mind. I guess I just assumed that no matter what, car stereos just always had FM radio. My first car was a 73, it had the original AM only radio in it. No FM, no 8-track.
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DicktheCat posted:Hey guys! Remember that old gun that I got excited about and said my gramps had one of? No? Well, why not?! Find out if any local police are having a gun buy back and turn it in.
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Shifty Pony posted:Trackpoint is the poo poo compared to just about any non-apple trackpad I recently started drilling at an armory that I hadn't drilled it in about 5 years. When I was getting re-oriented, I was asked to update my contact information, which was still written down on a card I had filled out 8 years ago in the Rolodex they had on hand. So there is something to be said for the permanency of paper.
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. It isn't suprising why they were so popular: early trackpads were godawful glitchy inaccurate monstrosities with bad palm rejection, integrated trackballs got gunked up constantly, and d-pad style mice were slow and tough to use because they only ever moved in one of 8 directions. Now they are still nice because you can use trackpoint with a gloved or sweaty hand which is very useful in the lab or in the field. For graphics it is worthless but for excel/word it is very nice because you don't have to re-position your hands off the keyboard to use it. It isn't just thinkpads though, a lot of mobile workstation notebooks (from Dell and HP at least) still have them too.