>
> > Shouldn't this be OT?
>
> No (IMHO)
>
> As I said -
>
> >> And quite *clearly* it deals with engineering !!! :-)
>
> I carefully considered and placed it in "Everything Engineering" as it
> is just that - practical shirt sleeves workaday application of
> knowledge at the coal face. Stuff engineers can rejoice in the beauty
> of even if its not of primary interest.
>
> That's my theory anyway :-).
> Seriously.
> I'm happy for admins to comment either way as a guide on similar
> stuff.
>
> >> "Essential Drugs - Practical Guidelines" manual
> >>
> >>
> >> www.msf.org/source/refbooks/msf_docs/en/Essential_drugs/ED1.pdf
> >>
> >> 3.2 MB 344 page pdf.
>
> Found while wondering about Vitamin B1(and no, I don't drink alcohol
> :-)
>
>
>         RM
>

>
> >I always thought the EE category was for electrical engineering.
> >Hrm.
>
> As did I.
> But James and co insidt it's actually "Everything Engineering".
> Notwithstanding, I only "clutter" it with such things as this when I
> wot that they'll have v wide EE appeal.
> And sometimes I'm wrong :-)
>
> > Can someone add a hardware tag for things like amplifiers, hardware,
> > and fpgas?
>
> Probably. But they won't, alas.
> I've agitated for an  eg "techo" tag where eg  my MSF manual would
> belong, for forever but to no avail.
> I have never understaood why this isn't wanted, but it's not.
>
>
>         RM
>
>
> >> >> "Essential Drugs - Practical Guidelines" manual
> >> >>
> http://www.msf.org/source/refbooks/msf_docs/en/Essential_drugs/ED1.pdf
>