Our teachers encourage us to be "edgy" (it sells) but we are also aware that, since Virginia Tech, stepping over that edge into the realm of "disturbing" could land you in the dean's office.
But the court took another unusual and less high-tech step: As its public information officer, I would announce the rulings from the front steps on live television.
"That walk is the only low-tech step in the process," said Pennoyer, who had rolled up his sleeves for the demonstration.
At the Oak Ridge National Laboratory in Tennessee, for example, a 2009 audit found that the site could save $53,000 a year by taking a single low-tech step that would cost $7,000: installing variable speed drives on air-moving equipment.
Given his previous form, he might conceivably consider this an opportune moment to unveil a penchant for soft metal balladry or tech-step drum'n'bass.
Some embarrassingly low-tech steps can make a difference, if only hospitals would make the effort to do them.
If dark, 97 tech-step drum 'n' bass was a computer game, this would be it.
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Some longtime political players in the city like the Tenderloin Housing Clinic's Randy Shaw have suggested that tech philanthropists step in to support rental subsidies or housing for public school teachers.
If you're healthy and trying to stay that way, the important tests are few and relatively low-tech: Measure your cholesterol, step on a scale, check for signs of a small number of cancers and tell your doctor if you feel depressed.
Shortly after we broke the news of this decision, many members of the tech community stepped up to donate to Black Girls Code.
