NotTheDr01ds

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by NotTheDr01ds 6y ago
Well, there's the rub. No one seems to know, even today, how long after exposure you become contagious. That's especially the case for asymptomatic spreaders (as we assume the child was, if the child was the source for the p
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by NotTheDr01ds 6y ago
That's the one I was looking for - Thanks :-) Edited
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by NotTheDr01ds 6y ago
Isn't the long-term care facility link a little implausible? 4 days seems like a bit short for the child to be infected, incubate to the point of being contagious, pass it to the parent, then incubate again to the parent being symptom
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by NotTheDr01ds 6y ago
Sour grapes from a pork industry CEO who is upset that he is being asked to close his plant for 2 weeks since half of South Dakota's confirmed COVID-19 cases are due to it. Pork consumption (and prices) had already dropped off drastica
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by NotTheDr01ds 7y ago
Some of the confusion is that cases are reported in the county of residence , not the county of the hospital where they are being treated. I've had to correct multiple people who felt the "official numbers are wrong because Foo
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by NotTheDr01ds 7y ago
I thought about mentioning this, but Menus still had a tendency to dead-end into modal dialogs more often than not. A Ribbon command could still end up in a modal, but often times the Ribbon design allowed more functionality to be present
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by NotTheDr01ds 7y ago
I was always surprised at the hatred that many (most) "power users" expressed toward the Ribbon design. To me, the greatest thing about it was that it exposed every Ribbon action with an easily discoverable and repeatable key-sequ