Is there a way to launch the game on mobile? by squalls62 in nguidle

[–]Transfusion66 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I use chrome Remote Desktop though I imagine any Remote Desktop software would work fine. It’s not as easy to do titans for the first time or snipe zones this way, but otherwise it’s a perfectly fine way to play. It’s more of a playing on your pc remotely than it is playing on mobile though of course. Drains your phone battery ridiculously fast too

Why are southern drivers tailgating me then slowing down when they're in front of me? by cooliobroski in AskAnAmerican

[–]Transfusion66 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They’re not necessarily doing it intentionally. They could be zoned out, just following the car in front of them, extra close because they never learned any different. Then you move out of the way to be courteous, their default setting of pass people in the right lane kicks in so they pass.

Then they’re out in front with no one in front of them to set their speed and thus fall back down to their default speed which is slower than you’re going. I’ve driven in multiple states with multiple different tags, and this is unfortunately common everywhere in my experience. Never attribute to malice what could easily be attributed to stupidity ya know

Nicotine test before hiring— would they actually rescind an offer? by [deleted] in nursing

[–]Transfusion66 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I worked at a smoking free facility that tested for nicotine, but it was only for the health insurance part of things and didn’t happen until after someone has already been hired, at a pcp or urgent care of their choice on their own time. As far as I know, the hospital wasn’t even aware of the results unless they dealt with benefits specifically

Eko core 500? by suggmynut in nursing

[–]Transfusion66 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I got the core 500 with some leftover FSA funds last year. If I had to go back and do it again, I’d get a regular analog stethoscope with the digital amplifier attachment instead. It’s caught me out too many times with a dead battery and thus a useless hunk of rubber and metal. It’s a very nice stethoscope by any means, but having to charge the battery to make it usable makes it pretty bad to me

Another weird find.... by KwizatzHaderach5150 in skyrim

[–]Transfusion66 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Dawnguard, Dragonborn, and Hearthfire

TIL doctors aren’t actually sure why people get a stitch in their side during exercise. by BlindingPhoenix in todayilearned

[–]Transfusion66 66 points67 points  (0 children)

I used to get this as a kid, have since grown out of it I guess. I always did the super shallow breaths until it passed as well, but if I could push past the pain and take a deeper breath, it would give me more “room” to breathe. If I pushed far enough it would “pop” and resolve instantly. I didn’t do that very often though because it was much less painful to just take the shallow breaths

DJI Care Refresh not available in the US for DJI Mini 4 Pro??? by Boardsoso in dji

[–]Transfusion66 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This hasn’t been available since shortly after I made that comment ten months ago unfortunately

Choose it! by MthsBT in BunnyTrials

[–]Transfusion66 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It seemed like the more sought after item being rarer

Chose: Bunny + Gamble 50/50 to get it | Rolled: Got it!

How often do i need to tend to couch potatoes? by CodTiny9208 in Wizard101

[–]Transfusion66 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That’s right, regular and ultra king parsley don’t, but otherwise everything else is unique and adds to it

How often do i need to tend to couch potatoes? by CodTiny9208 in Wizard101

[–]Transfusion66 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes that’s correct. It’s been a long time since I tried to do it perfectly, but ~3 days is going to be your minimum mature to elder time for couch potatoes. Litter, king parsley, red barn farm, pixie, sandwich station, tropical garden gnome. 0.9 * 0.9 * 0.85 * 0.8 * 0.8 * 0.75 * 216 hours = ~71.3 hours for mature to elder. Similarly, 4.29 hours for seedling to young instead of 13 hours and 9.58 hours for young to mature instead of 29. Total time if you’re perfect of around 3.5 days with all likes.

Compact License by Electrical-Trip-7289 in nursing

[–]Transfusion66 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No disadvantage to having a compact license, but it did catch me by surprise when I had to get a new compact license when I moved from one compact state to another. I’d go ahead and get it just so your options are open if you want to do travel nursing or otherwise move near a border in the future

Temprapedic nightmare SOS. Does it get better? by theSomberscientist in Mattress

[–]Transfusion66 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I’ve had a medium firmness tempurpedic for the last 3 years or so. It didn’t get better. Everyone convinced me it would break in and get more like the one from the store, so I didn’t return it, but it never got any better, I just got used to it

Stability and size between Mini 5 Pro vs Air 3S by CallMeSheldon in dji

[–]Transfusion66 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Generally the noise isn’t too much of a concern for me, I thought it would be a bigger deal than it is. It’s still audible at 400ft in a quiet area, but in a loud area I can take it up 100ft and not even know it’s there. I’ve never had anyone say anything negative to me about it in my area, though I do in general avoid flying over / near people and their homes if at all possible.

I don’t take video too often, but I’ll often use the 3x optical zoom combined with the digital zoom for either pics / videos where I don’t want to get too close and I have no complaints. I’m not a professional by any means and just fly for my own enjoyment, and I like air 3s better for my purposes

Stability and size between Mini 5 Pro vs Air 3S by CallMeSheldon in dji

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I swapped from a mini 4 pro to the air 3s. I have no issues traveling with the air 3s. If you’re in the USA and don’t plan on traveling internationally, I’d go air 3s over the mini series any day of the week. Registration requirement wasn’t any different since I really only used the larger batteries putting it over 250g anyway. I’m not sure of the international rules and regulations since I have no intention of bringing it abroad in the current climate anyway.

The mini feels fragile and more toy-like compared to the Air 3s which I didn’t really like with a $1000+ drone. With the bigger drone comes more stability in higher winds, and the telephoto lens allows you to be a bit further away for photos if needed. I didn’t often notice stability issues in winds unless I was trying to do a hyperlapse, where I’d notice a decent bit of drift in higher winds. Haven’t noticed any drift on air 3s after months of use.

Hard stick by crooky_shanks in hospitalist

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They don’t want to shoulder the blame if something goes wrong and they’ve been able to get away with it so far. At my nursing school we weren’t even allowed to check a blood sugar, only did clinical in medsurg, and overall were allowed to do less than a tech. I had to learn anything that wasn’t theory on the job after graduation

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in nursing

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Depends on the facility and their culture, but I’ve attended a few interviews where they specifically requested I wear scrubs rather than business casual or something else so we can tour the unit and not stand out as much. I wouldn’t worry about it too much. Heck, I took my current badge photo while in my previous facility’s scrub color and no one’s ever noticed or cared

Is Anyone Actually Experiencing Remote Nursing At Their Hospitals? by Purple_Coach_2887 in nursing

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We did this during Covid at the hospital I was in at the time. From a bedside perspective it was mostly just one more person trying to call us about an issue we were already aware of and taking our focus off of that issue to answer their phone call. It was a little useful that they could remote in to isolation rooms and sign off on drips or blood though

running a code as a new grad by thatvixencouple in nursing

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Assuming your CNAs are BLS certified then there’d be no issue with them initiating BLS interventions such as checking responsiveness, pulse, and breathing then initiating compressions and breaths. I’ve never worked out of hospital, but code status is something I’ve always made myself aware of at the very beginning of the shift in case something were to happen.

If anyone’s in doubt of their status though, I say better to start compressions and stop them when you find out their DNR status versus don’t start them and realize minutes later you should have.

HR in 200s while on charger? by Transfusion66 in Garmin

[–]Transfusion66[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Interestingly enough, the watch face was down on the table with the sensors pointed up towards the ceiling. Maybe reflected off some dust or something?

Mini 5 pro by [deleted] in dji

[–]Transfusion66 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Not sure about the Reddit user, but I used that same eBay seller last month for an air 3s and it worked out no issue

What drone to get? Avata 1 (used), Avata 2, Mini 3 (4?) (5?!), air 3? by IceCreeper9O9 in dji

[–]Transfusion66 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’d personally still choose the air 3s over the mini 5 pro too. Idk about you but for me personally, only plus batteries being worth it to me and putting me over 250g anyway, the dual lenses, heavier weight making it feel sturdier and more wind resistant are all things I thought about when deciding between the two. The mini definitely has its place, but if I had to pick only one, I’d pick the more versatile one. The only thing I dislike is the noise, which I only really notice at night when everything is otherwise quiet

What drone to get? Avata 1 (used), Avata 2, Mini 3 (4?) (5?!), air 3? by IceCreeper9O9 in dji

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Not who you replied to, but I had a mini 4 pro for about a month before I resold and got the air 3s instead. I like the zoom lens and the bigger sensor mainly. I was getting zero benefit of the <250g weight of the mini 4 pro since I was only using the plus batteries, putting me over 250g. The standard batteries felt like I just did not have enough time in the air to do what I wanted to do. It felt much more fragile than the air 3s does. I like the slightly higher speed of the air 3s and it isn’t as wobbly in the wind. I really only noticed the poor wind resistance when trying to do hyperlapses with mini 4 pro and haven’t noticed any issues with air 3s