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Truth is, if this lawyer were to win, there could be the potential of a monstrous payout. Hell, could Steven conceivably sue the FBI?

The following episode,15 Million Merits, is probably the best of the entire series.

I had heard good things about Galavant, but didn't bother watching it as the ratings plummeted last year. But, I decided to watch the first couple eps of season 1 last night since season 2 was about to begin. I thought it was pretty gosh dang funny. Interestingly, the other person in the...

They need to stop killing off the babes.

22 times? How the hell can they tell that from just skull fragments? And if that's true, there is no way in hell he could've cleaned that mess up to the degree they claim.

Twinkies, apparently.

Why would she have a spare key that she never, ever touched? That doesn't make sense. Makes even less sense that Avery would've had access to it. By the way, Brenden's plight makes me wonder if SundanceTV'sRectifyis loosely based on that account. Brenden's situation eerily paralleled young...

And the keys hadonlySteve Avery's DNA, not Theresa's who was the damn owner. No plausible explanation was given. That was a huge red flag for me.

I'm pretty sure they said that Theresa's DNA was never found in Avery's trailer nor the garage other than the magic bullet.

I had never heard of this trial until this series and was hoping for a happy ending where he sued the county for billions. Oh well. Anyway, mind blown. I realize that the documentary is taking a position of the innocence of Steve Avery, but given what was shown I cannot fathom how a jury...

I get why people dislike Dark Souls 2 but, for me, between Demon Souls and Dark Souls I probably had the most fun with DS2. The only thing I missed was the interconnected world of Dark Souls.

I've seen ANTLR recommended here and there while researching the whole scripting language thing. I kinda ignored it since it's slanted towards Java, plus I didn't really understand what it was all about. Found a book on it though and, holy crap, I think it's exactly what I'm looking for...

7/10. Modest sexual appetite would be more than myself, so that's fine.

Again, they will reject pretty much any library or framework that Microsoft doesn't directly bless. Instead of nHapi, they created their own HL7 parsing library. We just had an overview of it a couple weeks back so I haven't had the (dis)pleasure of using it yet. The problem with our...

I totally agree that making our own isn't a great idea. But I can hear the bitching and moaning right now if I suggest Javascript, Python, or anything else that doesn't originate from our loins. A few months ago we wanted to implement a more thorough logging system (just for diagnostics) in...

Why the Badlands ratings dipped so much is beyond me. Hell, my 70-year old mother enjoyed the hell out of it. Fun and beautiful show. Pray it gives a renewal.

So, after some thinking, I'm going to propose we construct our own scripting language. It sounds like a daunting task, but quite honestly the language does not have to be that complicated. All the guys do, typically, are check for values in some HL7 field or fields, then assign a string value...

Yeah, you're preaching to the choir, brother. Problem is, I'm the only dev on the team that has actually worked with this stuff. The others are clueless and are just designing based on the requirements given by the even more clueless product owners. FHIR is very interesting. I hadn't heard...

Hey, I worked with an Allscripts analyst once. If remember correctly, they did pretty much the same type of work as we. Do you know what they use/used for mapping HL7 data?