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The Monday 2007-12-24 at 23:08 -0600, Rajko M. wrote:
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Those engineers.
They have thought on everything to minimize effect of failed elements.
Except computer engineers: if the program fails, they shrug, smile, and
call it a bug :-P
That is the main point of my comment that if doctor doesn't know plumbing that
is fine, but it is not if he doesn't know computers.
I believe none of the doctors I visit know anything about computers; one
handwrites his prescriptions, another uses a typewriter, another lets his
wife do the writing on a portable computer :-p
Which is fine with me if they cure my flu! (cough, cough)
Actually, one of them uses a very sophisticated computer diagnostic tool
on my mother, a 3D echocardiogrammer or something I don't know the name,
only that its hugely expensive. Dedicated keyboard, mouse, daq hardware,
etc. He uses it perfectly - but don't ask him to google something or use
wordperfect or whatever he knows for something more complicated than a
simple letter.
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Cheers,
Carlos E. R.
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