Ah, damn. Thanks for the heads up. I’ll delete.

This is a quality shower thought.

This is great! Followed.

Oh my god, this is dark.

Also can’t forget gaming companies that have turned many modern games into Skinner-boxes.

I’m a big XCOM fan, but I haven’t ever given this game a shot since it was so different. Will have to check it out.

(I also crossposted this to /c/XCOM)

SNES - I love 16bit pixel art.

What a great episode though. I just finished a rewatch of TOS a few weeks ago, and I love it so much.

Almost 60 years worth at this point. Hope you enjoy the journey!

I’ve noticed that some people do use other filters than “Hot” or they scroll back in smaller communities, because I’ll occasionally get comment replies to posts I made months ago. It’s cool to see.

Does the Active feed work this way?

I remember you! I see posts all the time and notice “Ah, it’s that Sag fellow again”

I’m not a nurse, but I think the way you’re charting is the correct way to protect your license. If they’re A&Ox4 then there’s probably not a legal/regulatory reason to sit and watch them, but it’s also probably not out of bounds for hospital policy to require staff to observe and confirm any intervention (including meds) provided while under their care.

Now, whether they’re going to take into account how much cumulative time/work that adds to the nurses and then staff accordingly is another story… (Hint: they won’t)

<3

@MargotRobbie@lemmy.world would you like to comment on this decision?

I can hear the music

Great news!

Wow, when they were practically giving those away, I figured they were washing their hands of it. It’s amazing that it’s still being supported.

Short term memory vs long term memory.

That’s why some people keep dream journals by their bed, because if you do something with that information right away once awake, you’ll probably commit it to long-term memory.