Throwawayaerlei

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by Throwawayaerlei 6y ago
The Russian Gam-COVID-Vac/Sputnik V vaccine looks very good, but for the US or to much of the West, there's a price to be paid for being in an effective state of war with another country. Although Gamaleya is now working with AZ&
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by Throwawayaerlei 6y ago
From the now taken down Operation Warp Speed page, see here https://web.archive.org/web/20210119000857/https://www.hhs.g... 300 million doses from AZ, 100 million from Novavax, as mentioned in my other
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by Throwawayaerlei 6y ago
Sources? Because everything I've read is that each got a 100 million dose initial order, so that's 100 million people total to begin with. Moderna was already part of Operation Warp Speed, the contract signed 11 August 2020 acco
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by Throwawayaerlei 6y ago
Some had faith in the new mRNA technology, while others preferred to rely on more time-tested methods. Sometimes articles hide a great deal in one seemingly innocuous sentence. From what I've learned from Europeans, there's onl
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by Throwawayaerlei 6y ago
One thing that hit me on reading the January 20th, 2020 blog description of MIR https://developers.redhat.com/blog/2020/01/20/mir-a-lightwei... is that it doesn't generate position independent code.
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by Throwawayaerlei 6y ago
I’ll say that those workstation vendors, most significantly Sun, faced the classic Innovator’s Dilemma-described failure: doing their best shortly before they died. Sun died in part because they didn't negotiate the dot.com crash. M
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by Throwawayaerlei 6y ago
the Jupiter super-KL-10 project, which never got past the design notes and emulation stage. The scuttlebutt in the Boston area at the time was that DEC was frantically trying to debug one or more ECL prototypes, engineers working in 3 shi
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by Throwawayaerlei 6y ago
Several things make this potentially interesting. The lasers that hit the droplets of tin in ASML's EUV machines come from the US. On the other hand, just who is going to be buying EUV machines in the future? Global Foundries has dr
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by Throwawayaerlei 6y ago
According to the article they're stopping expansion of their very first generation of ADSL, which I know is partly forced because the hardware has not been manufactured for a very long time. No doubt they've run out of scavenging
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by Throwawayaerlei 6y ago
In addition, many years of using stack ranking to fire 10% or sometimes more of its employees each year, which we know from other examples like Microsoft catastrophically damages a company in many ways, including loss of many of your best
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by Throwawayaerlei 6y ago
The only time I've ever suffered from "stolen id", not even cards or accounts, was with an online porn company that sold the account in arrears to a collections agency. The agency even admitted they had nothing linking me to
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by Throwawayaerlei 6y ago
You left out the most important fact of the Marissa Alexander case: she left the room in which the confrontation was occurring, went to the attached garage, retrieved her handgun from her car, and then went back. There's also a questi
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by Throwawayaerlei 6y ago
> A friend of mine had cancer and they had him taking D3 immediately. The last thing in the world a cancer patient needs is well nourished cancer cells, most grow and reproduce quickly.
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by Throwawayaerlei 6y ago
And you've been downvoted in the last 10 minutes since I first went to this discussion. You'll find plenty of discussion of economic issues on right of center forums, with the same sort of downvoting for concerns about opening up
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by Throwawayaerlei 7y ago
It comes from the fact there's a Wuhan Center for Disease Control that's across the river from the Institute for Virology and much closer to the wet market. Which is mentioned in the fine Daily Mail article, which gets a whol
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by Throwawayaerlei 7y ago
Consider yourself to be very lucky, I dropped Fi when the protection plan for my Nexus 5X which had a swelling battery after less than two years only offered a cheap "Motorola" phone that among other thing was reported to have bad
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by Throwawayaerlei 7y ago
More importantly in America it can't be a moral crime to vote for the wrong side else we can't continue as a republic. Our country requires the ability to have regularly scheduled revolutions without being torn asunder. The Repu
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by Throwawayaerlei 7y ago
But that's not what you said: " A person like that does not belong in our society much less should be given my time. " What you're saying now only covers the last part of your statement, what about the "does not bel
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by Throwawayaerlei 7y ago
Just to be very clear, what is you Solution to these irredeemable people who you believe don't "belong in our society"? What can it be other than death, or exile resulting in premature death? Have you thought through the imp