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I can't give medical advice and can only share my experience. I made it to the hospital in time for TPA (clotbuster) and they did a CAT scan and an MRI after the surgery. In short, I felt very watched over. Periods immediately after a stroke are high risk for second stroke, but if he's still in the hospital, it's literally the best place for him. I had the doctors who did the surgery and the neuroICU head checking in on me and my wife had an amply opportunity to ask questions. I couldn't, because I had aphasia and couldn't talk for about 2 days. So you be the advocate for your husband and ask the questions and don't let up until the answers are explained to your satisfaction.

And take a breath, try to relax, because notwithstanding the communication issues that you're apparently having with the doctors, your husband is literally at the best place to be at the moment.  Having a stroke outside of a hospital sucked way more.The central government didn't stop the law even if it's not that beneficial because giving in now is a major show of weakness. It not only proves one country two system doesn't work but also shows that violence and protests work against the PRC which might trigger unrest in other regions.

International criticism don't mean crap when domestic support on this issue is Rock solid in the mainland. Plus the physical damage caused by this unrest is mainly paid by Hong Kong. The PRC is perfectly fine letting this drag on as long as it needs as there is no unrest and plenty of support and stability in mainland. I agree with the theory that Carrie is going rogue as she might not be willing to pay the costs of these protest anymore. Plus with the 70th anniversary coming i have a real hard time believing the PRC had a  hand in wanting to make a deal now. If they delayed a response this long why wouldn't they wait until after the anniversary to make a deal then.You’ve probably heard of people using a dual display monitor setup with their systems. It increases productivity by a great margin and is arguably quite effective. However, that setup usually is synchronous with a desktop. But, what about a laptop? Can a laptop sport a dual display setup? Well, I have with me the ASUS ZenBook Duo, the answer to that very question.
Right off the bat, the first thing to notice about the ZenBook Duo is the design. It’s not the first laptop to have a keyboard shifted all the way to the bottom. We’ve seen slim Max-Q gaming laptops do that for a while now. However, ASUS has taken the very same design and installed a full touchscreen display right at the top. Yes, this baby is a touchscreen. It also comes with pen support to further enhance its productivity.
Now, it’s worth highlighting that this model right here is the ZenBook Duo. The company also has a ZenBook Pro Duo, that comes with super high-end specs and both displays are 4K touchscreens. This one, on the other hand, has a single Full HD touch display at the bottom, while the main panel is a standard matte finish panel. Actually, to be fair, calling it a standard display is an understatement since this is a Pantone certified display, which means it comes color-calibrated right out of the box. The colors look sharp, and the content just pops out damn well.
In the amount of time I’ve spent with the laptop, the keyboard obviously doesn’t feel that ergonomic, but hey, those are the first impressions. As I said, it’s not the first time I’m using a design like this, and I do expect to get the hang of it soon. As for the touchpad, yes, it is small but works quite well.
The connectivity options here aren’t too bad either. You get a couple of USB-A ports, a USB Type-C port, an HDMI port, a microSD card slot, and the standard DC charging port.
So, who is this product exactly for? Well, ASUS is marketing this product for the users who want to enhance their productivity to the next level with an added display. And in the amount of time I’ve spent with it, I do agree with them. My usual setup remains my main window at the top, with Reddit, Feedly, and WhatsApp open in the bottom touch panel of the laptop. It definitely makes everything easier. Yes, there is an argument to be made that you can just Alt+Tab windows, but having everything right in front of you is definitely an added advantage.
In fact, you can do a lot with the ScreenPad Plus here, which is pinning apps and whatnot. At its core, Windows recognizes it as an extended display, so you can even have your windows extended to the full. But I like that ASUS didn’t leave it just there, and actually added software enhancements of their own to uplift the experience.
Right now, we don’t have a word on the pricing of this device. Rest assured, it ain’t gonna be that cheap. That said, this is obviously a niche product, and to be fair, not everyone would benefit from this design. But for those who want the productivity boost, trust me, this thing is absolutely amazing, and I might just keep it for work.
Well, those were my first impressions of the ASUS ZenBook Duo. There is still a lot to talk about the performance of this device, the new design, the build quality, and the portability, and I will certainly be taking my time with that. So make sure to stay tuned to Mr. Phone for the full review, and also everything new in the technology world.
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title: Why online functionality on the Switch sucks.
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Ugh... I didn't want to make this post. But since I'm pissed, and I need to vend, I'm going to. Just a quick warning, things are about to get salty. Very salty.

The Nintendo Switch has paid online functionality. As much as I wanted it to be a suprise, it was not. Since Nintendo has always been a couple years behind when it comes to fads in gaming, their latest generation (the 3DS and the Wii U) thankfully had free online support. It was a shit connection, and there are tons of issues with the 3DS and Wii U's connectivity, but at least it was free. I didn't have to pay money to play a Pokémon battle against some guy in Australia, I just could do it. No ifs, no buts. I could just do it. It inspired me with a certain amount of trust. Online functionality is a pretty big thing in Nintendo games, it usually isn't slapped on it for the games sake. Many games offer most of their content through online functionality in fact. Smash, Pokémon, Mario Kart, the list goes on when it comes to games which just wouldn't have become this big without having online gameplay.

Now, if you were to check what is actually offered for paid online functionality, the list of rewards is utterly laughable. As much as I despise Sony and Microsoft for forcing it's users to pay for online functionality after already buying the damn system, they at least offer something in addition with free games for those that cough up the cash. Nintendo however saw the idea and just couldn't resist the thought of 'free money' that popped into their head, without properly looking at why this is a good idea. Nintendo's offer? A single (S)NES game each month... which is temporary. That means that after one month, your shiny Switch takes a look at your game, thinks 'you've had it for long enough... you can't play it anymore!'. The concept of Nintendo's demo's are a topic I could devout an entire article to if I were so inclined, but that is basically what this is. A demo. For a month. Most of these games are difficult enough on their own so that completing them will take at least two months. (Specifically, I'm talking about the SNES games here, NES games are mostly all garbage).

And you now the shittiest part? Nintendo will get away with this. Why? Because Nintendo fanboys are the worst fanboys on the internet and buy anything as long as Nintendo approves. I will get a Switch (probably), but this is just outrageous. I won't be getting online functionality, until the device has been hacked to connect to custom servers, where you can play without having to spend money. Because paying for what essentially amounts to another internet bill is ridiculous