"End of life treatment. Good God, why anyone chooses to be a breathing corpse is beyond me. Whether on machines or due to oxygen interruptions, there is no quality of life… support. Give it the ol’ college try, and if I don’t respond in the first 10 minutes, peace out cub scout.
That’s not to say I won’t take end of life CARE. If I’m 90 and still won’t throw in the towel, I still want help eating and cleaning myself. But the day i stop responding to the world around me, just give me a solid Kevorkian and free up bed space for the next poor schmuck."
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Berney 1 year ago
I think a lot of those are specific to America.
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Hassie 1 year ago
#3 Very true. If smart stuff needs internet to work, it's basically broken. Don't buy. Not only may you get hacked, but also those devices need some kind of service running in the internet. Once that service is shut down (because the company doesn't support it any longer or they got bankrupt), all devices are now electronic waste.
Make sure stuff works in a local network and interact with it trough a VPN or something. That way you'll be safe.
#10 aren't they making themselves, kind of?
#22 "paralegal" sounds to me like "paraplegic, but in law"
sorry
Make sure stuff works in a local network and interact with it trough a VPN or something. That way you'll be safe.
#10 aren't they making themselves, kind of?
#22 "paralegal" sounds to me like "paraplegic, but in law"
sorry
Make sure stuff works in a local network and interact with it trough a VPN or something. That way you'll be safe.
#10 aren't they making themselves, kind of?
#22 "paralegal" sounds to me like "paraplegic, but in law"