Software and hardware support definitely counts.
I would also guess that probably a lot of Microsoft enterprise stuff like active directory group policies likely aren't supported well, but I don't have enough knowledge to back that up.
davidgro
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My first car was named "Safely". Regardless of the quality of my driving, I was driving Safely.
My current car is Carefully.
I'm helping that trend. On this chart I'd be at -6
How to use a computer.
My dad once physically pried the buttons off a mouse because he couldn't figure out left vs right clicking, and thought it was broken. I still didn't know what he thought he would accomplish.
I guess I'll be the thread's normie:
Deadpool & Wolverine
And yes I would recommend it. (If one is a fan of the genre of course)
Ah - when I posted the question I was thinking of my mom who was type 2 and needed to take insulin very regularly (and eventually had a continuous glucose monitor patch on her arm at all times)
It does seem like it should help for cases like that, which I wasn't aware were less common.
I was thinking of that when I saw the amounts also - Just outrageously expensive, like if it weren't actually published at the time it was, I'd assume a modern artist had simply forgotten about inflation.
The article specifies type 1 a lot, Why wouldn't it also help with type 2?
In the US it's Scotch tape, we never had that UK brand, so it's unheard of as a generic also.
And Hoover is a brand, but I guess wasn't as dominant, so nearly everyone just says vacuum as the verb.
Got a little too safe - transmission started going out, so it became tough to even reach freeway speed.