i also like discuss.online and i would talk to their owner so that they can remove email requirement but till then you guys are the best!!

Not sweet tho, it's been rainy lately.

But in the context of Malaysian politics, we look for red flags and avoid green flags.

-Shower thought/shitpost

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/3071749

EMR: Electronic Medical Records

So a bit of context here. I am a tech geek. And learning about the appalling state of EMR at Selayang hospital makes me sad. Its such a waste of resources. If they are not commited to keep it running better don't buy it in the first place.

Being a open source software fan, naturally the question of "why not adopt GNU Health?" comes to me. I mean, it's free of charge! So why not?

And I am thinking of maybe making some tutorial on GNU Health deployment.

Now bureaucracy bullshit aside, I think I will need to listen to people who will be actually using it first. Like:

• Do you see EMR as a need? Or just a fancy tech toy?
• How does it make your life better and/or worse?
• Acceptance level by staff (do they want to use the system or they had to be forced into it)?
• How much does it cost you to set up & keep running?
• Service quality level by current provider?
• Are you comfortable DIYing your own setup?
• Nightmare fuel stories if any?

Also noticed that KKM had been working with MIMOS to roll out their own EMR system for quite some time now. How is it working so far?

2009 Honda Wave 100, still steady

Escalator to hell

Some of the lights at Muzium Negara MRT station were not working earlier today, so the escalator looked like this.

@cafe

Tell us what you are currently reading, or what's on your reading list!

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/2702722

Cow meat is expensive! So buffalo instead.

But the cuts are named differently from Western standards. Like what is Front Quarter? Block? etc

And what these cuts suitable for?

Not sure if it's in all stations. Can't tell how it's performing either because it's a bit windy today.

Edit: Oh for some reason the initial post did not include the image. Thank you to the 8 ppl who upvoted without any image in this post lmao

• Time: Friday 11 August, 7.30pm-Midnight (second Friday of each month)
• Place: Vivae Board Games Cafe, 18, Jalan SS 21/62, 47400 Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia - FB, Google Maps
• Cost: We’ve negotiated a special RM20 for an all night pass! Please tell them you are with reddit and pay on entry.
• Food: They've partnered up with a pretty great sushi place and serve pizza+drinks, but plenty of outside food close by if that's not for you.
• RSVP: RSVP here. The cafe tends to be busier on Fridays so they want to know how much space they need to reserve.

Looking forward to seeing you there and getting our game on! Photos from past sessions (We used to do it at a different cafe.

FAQ

Souvenirs to buy in Malaysia

We Malaysians might not be aware but apparently, we’re famous for our chocolate. Every day, an endless stream of buses filled with China tourists make their stop at chocolate factories that locals don’t even know exist haha.

Other must-buy Malaysian products according to this China YouTuber: Milo powder, instant white coffee, instant teh tarik and instant cooking bak kut teh.

https://youtu.be/KSfUAT-JDww

@cafe

#Feditiam #MYtoots #Malaysia

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(Rant ahead 😤 )

Typical sales people & MBA math. Always see front end only never see back end.

Dude, how a warung can output that much product? And how you even source that much banana every day?

Dude is even a GM. Heck, maybe that's why he is a GM. Sure never turun padang see the real world operation one.