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OMG SOCIALISM!

Me too. Mainly because I'm the only one with a key to my apartment, so rearranged furniture means my landlord has some weird interior design OCD, or I've got a poltergeist.

Whoops. I assumed you worked until 5pm. That's what all those normal people do. For next time, like their page on facebook or subscribe to email updates or something like that? Then next time they have a sale on the game you know about it.

i usually do ~6:30 to 3:00

or when i show up til 3 if i sleep in

with a lunch of 15-45 minutes

and between 30 - 90 minutes of down time when compiling

still waiting for my new computer which which greatly reduce compile time.

they getting me a new imac with a 1 tb fusion drive and 32 gb of ram

the wait is killing me

in general yes but my current computer is 5-6 years old and 6 minute compiles for trivial stuff kill me

i wasnt kidding about 30-90 minutes a day compiling

it should be closer to 15 -30

and even if my compile time gets shot to 5 minutes a day i will still goof around and extends that 20 sec compile into 2 minutes of free time

cause seriously im the only programmer in the office every day, no one at the office has any idea what i do anyway. i could juggle all day and say t i was thinking about X and it would be ok.

we have a giant ball from one of those stupid ball chairs. i often dribble it around the office. if people question, i say compiling or thinking about stuff.

they both work as answers.

Teachers are lazy bastards!

They promised me something like this too, alas it hasn't happened yet. Stuff runs 20x faster on our data computers than on mine, it makes testing stuff on my computer unnecessarily painful.

I hope the antibiotics work so it's not all ******.

I hope the antibiotics don't make you feel sh*tty either. Fingers crossed everything goes well. [:crossedfingers:] SpoilerThat should be a thing...

Edited, Oct 23rd 2013 1:12pm by someproteinguy

I was just going to say, you should take a prebiotic if you're taking that many antibiotics. It would suck for you to get a candida outbreak after getting rid of acne.

In other news, I've been on a low carb diet for about six weeks now. I've lost about 10 lbs and my candida rash has almost completely disappeared. I would have lost more, but I've cheated a few times. Sometimes it's hard, but mostly I really like it. Bacon cheeseburgers and salads, lots of bacon, veggies covered in butter and garlic, etc. Dieting is hard man.

Doxycycline? The antibiotics in the tetracycline family are no-dairy antibiotics, and years ago doxycycline was the drug of choice for treatment of acne via oral administration (tetracycline before that). Then there was the topical mixture of clindamycin that had to be prepared by the Pharmacist, which Upjohn eventually woke up to and released as a pre-packaged product.

In my senior year of Pharmacy School I worked in a pharmacy that had at least a dozen derms within prescribing distance, and the Pharmacist hated compounding prescriptions so I got them all when I got in after class. I loved it. Coolest part of Pharmacy - compounding prescriptions. I always had one or two clindamycin solutions to do.

Now my job is so boring. I get to harass the crap out of people until they give up. Great.

By the way, the antibiotics won't work. It's all hormone related. You may see a decrease after a while, but it's just a coincidence. You'd be better off finding an endocrinologist who is willing to treat it.

Doxycycline, yeah. I'm allergic to Penicillin, so antibiotics are more restricted for me in general.

And dammit, the medical field needs to stop splitting into specialties.

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Honestly, my suspicion is that he intends to do this until it proves resistant enough that he can prescribe whatever accutane offshoot he prefers. But he's obviously not going to do that with a new patient.

Edited, Oct 23rd 2013 8:09pm by idiggory