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I work in a very quiet clinic and sometimes it may take hours for new patients to appear to the worklist. Does anyone know about some software which checks a specific screen area for average pixel value changes or something? And then gives an alert.
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Dec 27, 2016 08:02
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Well at least I have all the time in the world to implement it myself  I should probably start to write a book too to kill the time.
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Dec 27, 2016 08:38
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Help. I'm at university, so not really a work related thing. But we have a course on data structures and algorithms, and about halfway into the course a guy asks on what to do with an exercise. The exercise provided some test functions to ease testing of your code, and premade classes where you have to implement some methods. When the program is run, it prints: code:Previous courses have definitely taught about what are compiled languages, what are executables, how commandline parameters work. I have no idea about how the guy has survived this far. I haven't been this baffled in a very long time 
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Oct 9, 2023 10:15
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kuarduck posted:Yeah, that's your new "Senior" or "Team Lead" Thanks, I hate the very idea already.
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Oct 9, 2023 18:44
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CLAM DOWN posted:wtf, Teams screenshare has always worked flawlessly for me, what have you/your org done Teams screen sharing crashes silently if you have a Hdr monitor and want to use its capabilities. I have to manually disable hdr every time I share my screen.
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