Help Ken of HeliOS project with unexpected health cost(linuxlock.blogspot.com)
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Help Ken of HeliOS project with unexpected health cost
http://linuxlock.blogspot.com/2009/08/this-was-unexpected.html
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It's being fought for this summer. (Not universal, but a step towards it)
My contribution to the cause is working IT for the cause at a good deal less then what I'd be paid (or expect to be paid) at a for-profit.
I won't inject politics either, but asking for it on HN won't make it happen. Get involved.
My contribution to the cause is working IT for the cause at a good deal less then what I'd be paid (or expect to be paid) at a for-profit.
I won't inject politics either, but asking for it on HN won't make it happen. Get involved.
That sucks. Doesn't your health insurance normally cover this sort of thing ?
My copay for the stay is 300 dollars
He obviously does have insurance. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copayment
He obviously does have insurance. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copayment
Thank you, I didn't get that. So that is what they call 'eigen risico' here.
Ah. I was unaware of this. I'm a Canuck so was unfamiliar with the term.
Ken was laid off a number of months back... but he continued the HeliOS project in spite of it. (I am, obviously, not Ken. :) )
I'll donate to any cause against Microsoft!
Reddit responded well to this (http://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/9csju/help_ken_of_hel...) but I'm hoping I can maybe raise the visibility a little more here at Hacker News.
Ken of the HeliOS project collapsed of exhaustion and dehydration the other day. He had to be taken to hospital and stay a night. The costs associated are bad for his non-profit. You can help.
The HeliOS project receives donations of money/machines, outfits them with Linux, and gives them to those in need in Austin, Texas. It's not just Linux Advocacy, it helps others. Now he could use a hand. Spread the word. Tweet #HelpHelios and help someone who's helped many others.
Ken of the HeliOS project collapsed of exhaustion and dehydration the other day. He had to be taken to hospital and stay a night. The costs associated are bad for his non-profit. You can help.
The HeliOS project receives donations of money/machines, outfits them with Linux, and gives them to those in need in Austin, Texas. It's not just Linux Advocacy, it helps others. Now he could use a hand. Spread the word. Tweet #HelpHelios and help someone who's helped many others.
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