tempaway43355

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by tempaway43355 3y ago
Yeah that drag and drop save was funny. It was the era of 'lets do this using drag and drop just because it looks cool and metaphorical - you are literally PUTTING that file IN that folder - geddit?'
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by tempaway43355 3y ago
Just for comparison the Acorn Archimedes launched in 1987 with Arthur OS (later to become Risc OS) with a full windowed desktop with overlapping windows etc. They were able to pull this off because they had designed a new processor that the
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by tempaway43355 3y ago
Interesting idea. Current battery in the device (I looked it up) is: Chemistry: Lithium carbon monofluoride Voltage: 3.3 V, open circuit Rated capacity: 1 Amp-hour Self-discharge rate: <1% per year Its a tiny non-rechargeable battery pre
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by tempaway43355 3y ago
Thats a good question not a silly one. They don't have the communication skills to tell me but they dont seem to be aware of it. Apparently some people experience it as a tingling sensation in throat or neck.
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by tempaway43355 3y ago
Your question makes no sense in the context of epilepsy. I genuinely have no idea what you are talking about
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by tempaway43355 3y ago
My child has Dravet syndrome so its quite major seizure activity and many different seizure types (tc, absence, focal, myoclonic). I think slightly more left lobe than right but its been a while since we had a full EEG. VNS is known to help
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by tempaway43355 3y ago
Operation was in-and-out of hospital in one day. Then had a big cellophane-like bandage on neck and shoulder area that had to be kept clean and air-tight for 2 weeks. It was a good bandage though, just had to patch it up occasionally with n
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by tempaway43355 3y ago
One of my children has severe epilepsy and has a Vagus Nerve Stimulation device implanted - Sentiva 1000 https://www.livanova.com/epilepsy-vnstherapy/en-gb/hcp/produ... It has really helped although obviously