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Edit: For those who say "it's free don't complain" I reply: "Then Google should bill me. I'll pay."
Of course, the irony of me writing this on HN does not escape me, but in this case, I think we write the actual content.
I think the best preventative healthcare is a population (I almost said cohort (yikes)) that is educated enough (with all that entails) to make better short term and long-term decisions for themselves, including developing the desire to become and stay healthy, to know how to weigh the risks of activities, to know how to find information for themselves and evaluate such information with a critical and logical mind. This would also go a long way in helping our political process.
Is this a tall order? You bet. Beyond horizon, but desperately needed.
Yeah, like writers, painters and musicians aren't also crazy...
I do mostly writing, and also diagramming (I'm a software developer) with the odd doodle and 3-d house.
I'm very picky about pens, very picky about paper.
I also definitely want to keep my notebooks.
I do not want all this stuff digitized. At all.
What I do digitize, I convert carefully, taking care to craft it as well for pixels as I did for paper.
http://programmer.97things.oreilly.com/wiki/index.php/Don%27...
Then I'm going to ask the programmer/engineer to flip the model around and ask that they look at Operations in the same way they wish management see them.
Surely there should be something there...
http://design.canonical.com/2014/03/making-ubuntu-com-respon...
goes 404, I assume there's a handler that built the page on the fly.
No?
I bet you could get $500,000,000 ransom for the safe return of the plane, the crew, and the passengers. The plane alone is worth $100 million.
Half a billion buys a lot of military hardware on the open market.
Odds are they are dead, at the bottom of the ocean. Flying low enough to avoid radar will significantly shorten the range (denser air at low altitude, etc).