Readit News> That boon was thanks in part, Microsoft said, to meetings capped at 30 minutes and an increase in remote conferences.
From my past experiences in megacorps, there are so many meetings it sometimes feels like that's all you're doing.
One row up or down is fine. But home row far left is hell. Maybe it's simply because my hand grew into it over several decades. Instead, I use CapsLock to lock my screen.
Migraine abortives like triptans and migraine inhibitors like these CGRP antagonists (erenumab and now ubrogepant) are not painkillers. They attempt to stop the migraine, not just numb the pain. They're both in a league of their own.
If one is already going to be purchasing new hardware, one may as well get a QMK keyboard. This way you can program it with any keyboard layout you would like, and it will work on any computer without having to change the system defaults.
Clearly this doesn't help with built-in keyboards such as found on laptops; the clear workaround for this specific product is to allow it to import keyboard layouts in the various OS-specific forms they exist in.
Imagine having thousands of people on payroll, some working on drug design, some designing experiments to test the drugs, some doing the legal paperwork to get drugs approved etc, and suddenly the patent for your best selling drug expires and your latest drug doesn't work. You're pretty much boned.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Optical_coherence_tomography
It’s already a common diagnostic tool used for patients who are at risk for glaucoma. By creating a 3D cross section of the eye’s retinal structures, it lets physicians detect early damage from the disorder, hopefully before any vision loss.
My brief time at $megacorp taught me to recognize when a meeting turns into unproductive bullshitting, at which point I just walk away and go back to work. YMMV.