Hallucinaut

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by Hallucinaut 5y ago
Myocarditis rates are something like 30x higher in COVID infection cases vs. vaccination. So even if this phenomenon was real 1) you'd have to rule out it actually being because of COVID infection, and 2) the baseline for "it wasn
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by Hallucinaut 5y ago
Indeed. It's concerning enough to me to warrant getting the chickenpox vaccine as a fully-grown adult. Though I realise HSV-1 != Herpes zoster, the effect of later life shingles does show the recurrent, latent effects of the herpes vir
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by Hallucinaut 5y ago
Love the newsletter by the way. It's the only one out of dozens I receive that I actually read every time. I can recommend anyone that has an interest in anything space related to give it a read.
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by Hallucinaut 5y ago
From my standpoint that boggles my mind that someone could never hear Yellow Submarine, or Let It Be, or Imagine, or Hey Jude even incidentally throughout all media at least in the English-speaking world. I suppose you could hear them in a
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by Hallucinaut 5y ago
What does "fair" mean in this usage? If it means one position attracts a lopsided balance of comments either for or against then surely that's always going to be the case? Otherwise what is your proposition, don't state
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by Hallucinaut 5y ago
> It would appear that Installshield is a product used by a lot of old games to perform the installation process. How to make the Pentium generation kids feel old :-)
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by Hallucinaut 5y ago
Unless I'm misinterpreting your angle, this sounds like a blatant, hysteric mistruth. Nearly every day I see studies where social and ethnic groups are used to partition and understand the population, particularly with COVID. https:&#
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by Hallucinaut 5y ago
As I understood it 2-5yo (and then 6m+ but I can't recall if that was the same trial and timeline) were expected a few weeks after 5+. So hopefully late November at latest. I presume you're asking as a parent of a three year old s
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by Hallucinaut 5y ago
Any sources? Because as I understood it when this last raised its head, the additional cases were barely above background, had low incidence of any noticeable symptoms, primarily in boys, almost all after the second shot, and evidence was s
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by Hallucinaut 5y ago
More of a slide than a merry go round if it starts at Twitter based on FDA established fact, I would say
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by Hallucinaut 5y ago
UKCloud had also been developing their Secret tier offering for a number of years and has a little traction from my understanding.
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by Hallucinaut 5y ago
The answer is yes. Not sure how you took GPs response as no. Unless you're interpreting the question as "does anyone that isn't AWS provide all AWS services" which is obviously not going to be true.
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by Hallucinaut 5y ago
Could end up like American Football though where concussion rates climb compared to rugby or league due to protective gear allowing bigger impacts. That is, people could end up pushing even further knowing they have the safety net but black
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by Hallucinaut 5y ago
Great throwback. The MK series jumped the shark many years ago but was an indelible part of 80s kids arcade life
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by Hallucinaut 5y ago
I mean, there's GraalVM. Not sure how much more reinventing you think is warranted not to be "dead"
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by Hallucinaut 5y ago
The problem is it gets weaponized. If you're unlucky you have a client who runs a scan naively on your software and demands these get addressed as critical priorities under SLA. I'm sure there are plenty out there with managers wh
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by Hallucinaut 5y ago
Some may argue the medical establishment has done this: they made a vaccine. Everyone pays for maintained capacity. If you believe in a free market then your hypothetical plague-better is going to go bust well before they get to reap benefi
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by Hallucinaut 5y ago
Had you not, you should be equally worried that effectively guaranteeing them COVID, as this isn't going away, puts into their body a neurologically impacting virus, with growing evidence of medium term impacts, whilst in other medical
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by Hallucinaut 5y ago
Don't forget Alzheimer's and herpes (HSV1). The idea of letting my kids get a known neurologically-affecting virus without even the option of vaccination (yet) and just hoping that it won't cause them issues in the long-term
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by Hallucinaut 5y ago
That's not what the OP said though. There are two unknowns: effects of long-term COVID, and effect of long-term vaccine. The person you responded to quite clearly suggests it's illogical to ignore long-term effects of COVID in com
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by Hallucinaut 5y ago
One of the perpetual frustrations with AWS is their relentless focus on adding services rather than fixing more fundamental limitations of usability of their entire service. So in some ways, it's a shame this is even necessary, but it
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by Hallucinaut 5y ago
I don't agree with this at all. If a software product doesn't get upgraded you have 1) time to look for an alternative according to your own priorities 2) ways of mitigating potential risks (if it's a security problem, like
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by Hallucinaut 5y ago
Guys in our area of London every summer would routinely rent reasonably upmarket cars, new BMWs, Mercs, etc. for a few weeks and not just use them to accelerate hard around the roads (though they did) but sit there, out of gear and just flo
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by Hallucinaut 5y ago
I believe they're arguing there's an "innate probability" for _humans_ to be murdered.
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by Hallucinaut 5y ago
Then why wouldn't you just take one of the vaccines that meets the old definition of vaccine that you hold the esteem for? I get that anything new is less trustworthy by default, but that's only two mRNA "vaccines". The
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by Hallucinaut 5y ago
Same here; I've installed emost variations of Win 10 (and all server editions, etc.) and seen lots of bloatware but never Facebook. Though I'm in the UK if that matters.
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by Hallucinaut 5y ago
And any subsequent kids are an exponential... at least during lockdown for me
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by Hallucinaut 5y ago
According to that Wikipedia link (and my own NZ knowledge) that is quite incorrect on NZ being either the only other country or even as liberal. Essentially the same as Australia and less permissive than dozens of other major, larger nation
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by Hallucinaut 5y ago
FoxMarks, then XMarks, used to be great (though a little too eager to duplicate at times). Then it was acquired by LastPass. Then killed. I relished the day I could log off LastPass for the last time.
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by Hallucinaut 5y ago
What a broken system. The new blasphemies of the modern age are corporations overstretching into ownership of words representing things older than the language itself. At least Google had the decency to invent a word (itself a derivative of

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