Dictionry.com says it's pronounced tahy-rohn shoozTyroneShoes wrote:If you say my forum name out loud, and think about what you just said, you will then understand that I am all about personal responsibility.
so, I'm confused as to your point.
Dictionry.com says it's pronounced tahy-rohn shoozTyroneShoes wrote:If you say my forum name out loud, and think about what you just said, you will then understand that I am all about personal responsibility.
perhaps.Pesser wrote:Isn't that a spoon?palerider wrote:*whips out the silver platter*TyroneShoes wrote:Wouldn't it be nice if someone who had done the homework could just share that information with the rest of us.Guest wrote:...Both Respironics and Resmed have machines that have the detailed data and machines that don't. Since they all look alike you have to do your homework to understand which models are which...
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I had to go back and reread your initial post in this thread.TyroneShoes wrote:Wouldn't it be nice if someone who had done the homework could just share that information with the rest of us.Guest wrote:...Both Respironics and Resmed have machines that have the detailed data and machines that don't. Since they all look alike you have to do your homework to understand which models are which...
It's probably hard to get meaningful answers from users about which machine is best, or even about which one they might prefer, as they only have anecdotal info on one machine, maybe two. No one here is capable of a Consumer Reports shootout. A BMW owner is probably going to suggest that everybody should buy a BMW. (but then that would also probably be the right answer.)
But if we're going to go to fantasy land, I think the ideal machine should be smart enough to constantly titrate you, constantly adjust pressures to the best efficacy, and adjust automatically to the perfect settings dependent on what feedback it gets from the user. IOW, it needs to be a robotic sleep doctor/servant, that concentrates 8/7 on a single patient's needs. We'll probably have to wait another 10 years for that, and for it to trickle down to the insured.
But then all the sleep techs would be out of work.
And he thinks there are question marks in there? Looks like a rant to me? Maybe he needs his own thread?Wulfman... wrote:I had to go back and reread your initial post in this thread.TyroneShoes wrote:Wouldn't it be nice if someone who had done the homework could just share that information with the rest of us.Guest wrote:...Both Respironics and Resmed have machines that have the detailed data and machines that don't. Since they all look alike you have to do your homework to understand which models are which...
It's probably hard to get meaningful answers from users about which machine is best, or even about which one they might prefer, as they only have anecdotal info on one machine, maybe two. No one here is capable of a Consumer Reports shootout. A BMW owner is probably going to suggest that everybody should buy a BMW. (but then that would also probably be the right answer.)
But if we're going to go to fantasy land, I think the ideal machine should be smart enough to constantly titrate you, constantly adjust pressures to the best efficacy, and adjust automatically to the perfect settings dependent on what feedback it gets from the user. IOW, it needs to be a robotic sleep doctor/servant, that concentrates 8/7 on a single patient's needs. We'll probably have to wait another 10 years for that, and for it to trickle down to the insured.
But then all the sleep techs would be out of work.
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Now that IS spoonfeeding. Didn't he say he already read all of the announcements (stickies)?Wulfman... wrote:Last night I forgot to include the link to one of the largest compilations of information on the forum.
I don't know if it's somewhere in the stickies on the front page, but here it is.......all links compiled by "rested gal":
cpaptalk com/viewtopic php?t=17435
Den
My apologies to RG for forgetting that last night.
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Wellllll.........this (following, quoted) post set me off. I got the impression he didn't even know where the haystack was, let alone how to look for the "needle". Kind of like we always need to be here to "spoonfeed" every bit of information to everybody........"......just provide a link to where the freakin' needle is......".Guest wrote:Now that IS spoonfeeding. Didn't he say he already read all of the announcements (stickies)?Wulfman... wrote:Last night I forgot to include the link to one of the largest compilations of information on the forum.
I don't know if it's somewhere in the stickies on the front page, but here it is.......all links compiled by "rested gal":
cpaptalk com/viewtopic php?t=17435
Den
My apologies to RG for forgetting that last night.
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.TyroneShoes wrote:Kinda figures, "guest", which is why you've been demoted to a small "g".
Next time look for the question marks. Those are hints as to where the questions might be.
In this case, you also have to be able to read between the lines.
Good luck with that.
And "den", you've also missed the point. If you've been to the haystack, and I have, a number of times, just provide a link to where the freakin' needle is if you know where that might be. That's all. No one's asking you to carry us all the way over there. Or maybe you just don't understand how that looks to everyone.
I'm not asking for a Unabomber manifesto here; if you are someone who's been there and knows what what we are looking for it would take all of 5 seconds to help us navigate the maze of Gordian knots and say "Well, machine x has this feature while machine y doesn't, and machine z has this other feature, but you can start to learn all about those differences, all on your own, HERE [link]". Now how hard was that?
It comes down to one thing: why are people posting? Are folks posting to ask questions and provide answers, or to impress us with what they "know" yet refuse to share, and to validate their own petty little insecurities to themselves by baffling the rest of us with BS?
If one falls into that second camp, they should just please go away and stop wasting the time of the rest of us. Don't go tickling our butts with a feather if you can't show us what's really behind the curtain. "It's all out there if you just look, grasshopper" is beyond useless. OF COURSE I understand that the answers are out there somewhere, Captain Obvious. I could have spent the time I actually spent reading a ridiculously useless reply finding out the answer on my own, rather than arguing with people I can't even see, in some idiotic internet black hole vortex. Now I have to lick my own [word used three sentences ago] just to get the bad taste out of my mouth.
Peace, out.
doncha love the ones that come in, start throwing around insults in every direction, and then say "peace" like that makes it all kittens and puppies?Wulfman... wrote: Wellllll.........this (following, quoted) post set me off. I got the impression he didn't even know where the haystack was, let alone how to look for the "needle".
TyroneShoes wrote:Kinda figures, "guest", which is why you've been demoted to a small "g".
Next time look for the question marks. Those are hints as to where the questions might be.
In this case, you also have to be able to read between the lines.
Good luck with that.
And "den", you've also missed the point. If you've been to the haystack, and I have, a number of times, just provide a link to where the freakin' needle is if you know where that might be. That's all. No one's asking you to carry us all the way over there. Or maybe you just don't understand how that looks to everyone.
[rant rant rant rant}
Peace, out.