Yetanfou

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by Yetanfou 7y ago
> Only if you don't value your time... ...which would otherwise be spent watching canned entertainment or going to the shop to get fresh bread... > ...and ignore the energy costs of running an oven ...which are negligible > no
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by Yetanfou 7y ago
If this tree only carried a few cherries you'd be right. By now it is such an abundant source of fruit that they'd do well by changing their logo to just this, a Catalina Cherry [1,2]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/
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by Yetanfou 7y ago
Why not? I regularly use 5-digit ports - 3-digit prefix plus 2-digit 'official' port - for various systems which reside behind a NATting router.
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by Yetanfou 7y ago
The Swedish word for what happened is that the country is 'fredsskadat', i.e. 'damaged by peace'. The country has not seen a major conflict in more than 2 centuries which has created a zeitgeist in which it has left that
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by Yetanfou 7y ago
> The 1918 pandemic ravaged the remote city of Östersund. But its legacy is a city – and country – well-equipped to deal with 21st century challenges Had they written this 30 years ago this would certainly have been true, Sweden as a nat
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by Yetanfou 7y ago
I can only speak from 'our' perspective here in Sweden so don't shoot if you don't agree but... in general I think people under-react rather than over-react when it comes to handling the oncoming epidemic. The main probl
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by Yetanfou 7y ago
Statsepidemiolog Anders Tegnell säger att resonemanget om flockimmunitet ”delvis” stämmer, men att det inte är myndighetens strategi. – Vårt huvudsyfte nu är att få smittspridningen att gå så långsamt som möjligt. ...which translates to..
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by Yetanfou 7y ago
Sweden, like the UK and possibly the Netherlands has chosen to let the disease spread among the population to achieve what they call "herd immunity" [1 - Swedish]. There might be some truth to the herd immunity thought, the proble
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by Yetanfou 7y ago
> That would be a fair position if you could tell us how you would do it better While I have much to fault the overly bureaucratic and top-heavy WHO for I do agree to their current stance on the handling of the pandemic. This stance is b
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by Yetanfou 7y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Etlyvt9n_QE Dr. John Campbell goes into the contradiction between the approach used in e.g. Sweden and the UK vs. that advocated by the WHO. He is with the WHO on this point, as am I. In a fe
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by Yetanfou 7y ago
I don't hate Sweden, I actually quite like the place. I just don't like the way the "government" handles things at the moment, including their handling - or rather lack of handling - of the oncoming epidemic. Your statem
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by Yetanfou 7y ago
In what sense would my comment not be in 'good faith'? The UK allowed the Cheltenham festival [1] to take place this last week as well, attracting 250.000 visitors. The mere fact that the UK arrived at the same conclusions as Swed
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by Yetanfou 7y ago
Better still, you can easily bake bread. White flour lasts for years if stored well, dry yeast lasts as long. Add some rye, oats, muesli, nuts and/or other random kitchen finds to create something akin to whole-grain bread. Add boile
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by Yetanfou 7y ago
> Your comment about not being older than 60 to get tested made me so angry and shows how fucked the US is I live in the (presumed) social democratic paradise of Sweden where the "government" has just decided to stop testing an
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by Yetanfou 7y ago
Grocery shopping means you need to get out and expose yourself. While this is not 'dangerous' it does means you might get infected which in turn might mean you need to get medical care which in turn means you end up increasing the
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by Yetanfou 7y ago
It is not about food no longer being available, it is about not having to go out and get it for a longer period of time. Limiting contacts does help in limiting spread so the more people limit contacts, the longer it will take for the virus
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by Yetanfou 7y ago
I just did some back-of-the-sleeve calculations on the incidence of Corona-infections in the US which make me wonder which continent is protected against which by this travel ban. My source of information is the video reporting by Dr. John
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by Yetanfou 7y ago
No, I am claiming that this specific sound file might not be real given that there are references to it from the 21st of january (i.e. way before it hit Italy) and given the stated incidence of cases in younger people while the narrative is
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by Yetanfou 7y ago
This is supposed to be a trasnscription of some Whatsapp calls between medical personnel in the north and south of Italy where the northerners try to update the southerners on the situation https://files.catbox.moe/3ns6c1.mp
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by Yetanfou 7y ago
A large bag and a vacuum cleaner might help in getting it back to a more manageable size, especially if you roll it up before applying the vacuum.
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by Yetanfou 7y ago
An advantage of fuel cells over biogas/biodiesel is that the former only produce water vapour while the latter, due to the fact that they use ambient air for combustion which contains 78% nitrogen also produce nitrogen oxides which in
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by Yetanfou 7y ago
And the solution to this and all the other "free" SaaS conundrums is the same as it always has been: run it on the server-under-the-stairs or, if need be, on a flat-rate hosting platform. You might not be able to tick off all the
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by Yetanfou 7y ago
That's odd, I don't have any of those accounts yet I still use phones, tablets and general purpose computers and servers daily. Linux works fine without any such accounts. Android works fine without one. Windows 10 might give prob
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Bankers both 'prescribe' as well as sell debt, this is - in theory, at least - different from medicine where the prescriber is not related to the seller.
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Debt is like medicine: useful to cure certain conditions but nothing to be burdened with your entire life. Once the condition is cured the medicine is no longer needed. It is also like medicine in that it has a tendency of ending up being w
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by Yetanfou 7y ago
Why do you buy so many devices which come with chargers - i.e. phones and tablets, mostly? I'm on my 4th 'smart phone' in total, counting from the original Nokia N-GAGE (the 'taco phone', got it because it was a che
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by Yetanfou 7y ago
Wireless charging does not work with the majority of devices produced worldwide. It might work with 'flagship' devices and maybe with some devices in the tier under it but it doesn't with the rest.
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by Yetanfou 7y ago
A 17th century farm with all that comes with such: cooking on a wood-burning stove, heating the house with wood, building out the place with wood taken from the forest (I have a log saw for this purpose, driven by a 5KW electric motor but s
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by Yetanfou 7y ago
Not just a software issue in this case but a combination of software and non-redundant hardware in the default configuration with a single angle-of-attack sensor on each side. That missing sensor is far more likely to be related to bean cou
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by Yetanfou 7y ago
Yes, they are mostly wrong. The five national minority languages were explicitly written into law in 1999. In the same article where you got that quote you'll have read (but failed to mention) that 'A significant immigration to Sw

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