Try describing the pain using the OPQRST pneumonic.
Onset - what where you doing when it started?
Provocation - does anything make it better or worse
Quality - what type of pain is it. Stabbing, burning, etc.
Radiating - is the pain in one spot, or does it radiate out to other spots.
Severity - what’s the 0-10 pain scale.
Time - How long has this been occuring
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OPQRST
As you can see, Severity is just one of the parts of the assessment.
The absolute nature of the scale isn’t THAT important, yeah it gives you an idea of how the pain feels, but what’s more important is how the number changes over time.
If a patient keeps saying “IT’S AN 11!!” for an hour and then now it’s a 9? Great, we’re moving in the right direction.
If someone starts out saying it’s an 11 and suddenly it’s a 15? Well, what changed? Did some meds wear off? Did they shift and move something that increased the pain?
Heck, 90% of the time if I get there and it’s an 11, then just 10 minutes later it’s suddenly a 6 cause they’ve calmed down now that help is there.
Most likely blue are the input nodes and green are the output nodes.
I use rsync to backup, I can delete and restore the whole drive if i want at any time.
I use watchtower to keep things updated. If you schedule the rsync and watchtower correctly, you can get the backup done before the upgrade and there’s basically no lost data with the rollback.
I use uptime Kuma for monitoring, and it shoots me an email with details on what failed.
I automate my upgrades, but I also automate my backups, and monitoring.
If an upgrade breaks something, my health monitor lets me know and I can roll back to the previous day.
Mozilla VPN, which uses Mullvad on the backend, is cheaper if you do the annual plan.
My character has an 18 strength.
DM) ok, roll dice to force the gate open.
My character has an 18 charisma.
DM) ok, it only works if you personally also have an 18 charisma and can act it out.
Yeah, for $1,000 with no memory or hard drives, plus it idles at 50 watts.
I run it. It’s good if you want to just host the books. Share my 2k size ebook library with my group of friends.
I kinda wonder if it is slightly more private separating the billing company from the providing company.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Texas_sharpshooter_fallacy
The name comes from a metaphor about a person from Texas who fires a gun at the side of a barn, then paints a shooting target centered on the tightest cluster of shots and claims to be a sharpshooter.
Yup, heavy thirdreality user here too. They’re pretty solid, almost zero problems with the dozen I have around my house.
Have the temperature/humidity sensors and tilt sensors for my garage doors as well. Only problem I had with any of them was due to a battery leaking in one of them from the included AA’s, but I caught it before it caused any real damage.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space:_1999
Been there, done that.
I’d find it hard to believe anything could happen that would cause the moon to be thrown out of it’s orbit enough to end up on the far side of the sun, but leave earth unaffected.
Laws don’t magically break encryption. I’m not sure what you’re trying to say.
They’re trying to force Signal to weaken the application, Signal says they won’t do it.
They can ban Signal for not complying, but you know how difficult it is to ban a digital application? It might make it more popular since it’ll be one of very few actually secure messaging apps out there.
The universe is flat.
Most galaxies are semi-flat rotating discs of stars.
Only solid-ish objects like planets, stars, moons, and black holes are spheres.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flatness_problem
No, the best evidence we have today says the universe is flat.
It’s a complicated topic, but Wikipedia sums it up pretty well.
Ok. The answer is yes.
But the context is what makes it interesting.
Nope, the touchscreen was terrible. It would have been nearly a perfect device for the time. Phones were smaller, and it was a nice accessory for watching videos and playing games that were less convenient on a smaller phone with poor battery life, but… It barely registered touch inputs.
Still salty about that waste of money. The forums were just full of people complaining about it and Google tried to fix it with software, but it just didn’t work right.