Lochleg

8 ms·

31.
by Lochleg 5y ago
I have to point out that Ruffle falls shorts on the Flash games that used certain animation or ActionScript features. It's going to be a challenge to fully recreate Flash in a supposedly secure manner. I am also wondering if Flash was
32.
by Lochleg 5y ago
The problem is that the lockdown was initially tied to hospital capacity. Then, we somehow thought we could wait for a vaccine, which I guess is a workable plan at this point. In the meantime though, we tore down field hospitals, and hospit
33.
by Lochleg 5y ago
You aren't clear about things, but are you really saying can't begin to consider exceptions to the rule? If so, there's not much more to say because we aren't connecting at all. Chance of death is not a precise nor often
34.
by Lochleg 5y ago
https://www.theatlantic.com/science/archive/2021/05/spike-pr... If there was a tradeoff between making the vaccine safer or more effective, I guess I would agree to making it safer. That's what it s
35.
by Lochleg 5y ago
Some people think that the chance of death from a vaccine is not worth it, however slight that chance is. For the young and healthy, risking catching the vaccine shouldn't be that big of a deal despite all the hype about "long cov
36.
by Lochleg 5y ago
I was aware of the limited availability of a vaccine like the one from Russia, but it will be interesting to see if any get marketed widely. The virus in minks was a major concern and the population had to be culled, but I imagine they will
37.
by Lochleg 5y ago
There hasn't been a virus in the past that needed a 100% vaccination rate. This one isn't that special. We just have different standards. There are going to be some people and even large swathes of some countries that are never go
38.
by Lochleg 5y ago
Big pharma must not be that big if they dropped the ball on vaccines or antivirals for domesticated animals. It's a shame that no one has been able to brag about getting Fluffy the jab.