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by collyw 4y ago
6 million dead from a population of over 8 billion, and that took 3 years to happen. Mortality rate of less than 0.03%. Average age of death in the UK was 83 and with 2 or more comorbidities. Completely overhyped.
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by collyw 4y ago
We couldn't leave our apartments except to go to the supermarket for over two months. Followed by another 6 months of absurd rules in winter 2020/2021. You could eat in a restaurant but only until 3pm. You couldn't go outside
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by collyw 4y ago
It can't be called a debate, when one side wasn't allowed to speak.
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by collyw 4y ago
Over the space of nearly 3 years. From a population of 8 billion. Completely overhyped.
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by collyw 4y ago
BEST is highly subjective. Most popular has a number of advantages- more developers, likely cheaper developers, bigger community but for most cases I am in agreement with you
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by collyw 4y ago
Was a reasonable comment until the last part. I was kind of in agreement, that in the UK the police seem to have little time to devote to what many consider real crime - i.e. burglary and theft, yet seem to spend endless hours policing lang
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by collyw 4y ago
There are GPS collars for dogs that would seem more directly related to solving the problem. I spoke to a guy the other night with one and he said it cost 6 euros a month, which is going to add up. Fine for a dog, where you expect to loose
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by collyw 4y ago
I find it quite the opposite, it seems pretentious. It seems to use stops where commas would usually be, making it less obvious where content is more related to the previous piece of content.
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by collyw 4y ago
Isn't there an unwritten rule in Amsterdam and some other cities, where there are tons of crappy old bikes around and you can just take one and leave it elsewhere? In Innsbruck that was the case.
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by collyw 4y ago
> It was my fault - it wasn't locked up. You don't live in a high trust society. However, diversity is our strength.
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by collyw 4y ago
Cyclists can get incredibly OCD about weight, they will buy bolts from more expensive material to save tiny amounts of weight. Peron anally I always found this a bit strange as things like cutting your hair would likely save more weight.
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by collyw 4y ago
for starting new projects?
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by collyw 4y ago
> I'm also aware of some cross-browser weirdness and combability issues you might run into with a vanilla JS project. That was the main reason that jQuery got popular if I remember correctly (though I have always been an 85% backend
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by collyw 4y ago
It's quite encouraging to see a few answers like this.
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by collyw 4y ago
Negative efficiency after 6 to 9 months, right around then Scotland, England and Canada stopped publishing results. Is the plan endless boosters forever more?
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by collyw 4y ago
How can you possibly think that, when it's right there on their website? Klaus Schwab wrote a book about it. These people were not elected, they don't represent the people, they are power hungry oligarchs, and don't appear a
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by collyw 4y ago
no brainer in that you would need no brain to assume they they "work" at this stage
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by collyw 4y ago
"Seems" based on the case numbers shown on world in data. Given that forcing masks onto the healthy population (regardless of symptoms or previous infection) is a new intervention it should be up to those mandating them to prove t
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by collyw 4y ago
True believers on here. Naming these shots a "vaccine" was a stroke of marketing genius, but thoroughly dishonest. Most of the public assume something along the lines of "one and done" when it comes to a vaccines, not co
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by collyw 4y ago
Yet the overall effect of mandating n95s in Germany seems negligible. Few places mandated well fitted n95s, a cloth mask was all. But then the masks were there to keep up the illusion of a pandemic, little more.
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by collyw 4y ago
Record profits for Pfizer, while nurses got a clap.
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by collyw 4y ago
Most likely the "vaccine" is at least partially responsible. Most vaccines take around ten years to develop, most of that time being in testing for adverse events. Given that no one is actually attempting to monitor this, and that
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by collyw 4y ago
I think my web browsers and Pycharm chew up the most memory by a long way. I wouldn't say those are bad pieces of software
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by collyw 4y ago
Not used KDE for ages, but personally I find XFCE and Cinnamon more usable than the Gnome desktops. But then I am pretty old school.
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by collyw 4y ago
Fauci told us he was the science.
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by collyw 4y ago
Always check the talk tab.
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by collyw 4y ago
https://www.weforum.org/focus/the-great-reset "The pandemic represents a rare but narrow window of opportunity to reflect, reimagine, and reset our world" - Professor Klaus Schwab, Founder and Executive Chair
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by collyw 4y ago
Does the docker have users set up? I seem to remember that being a pain point in the initial setup.
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by collyw 4y ago
Oh no, "not far right"! Make sure you don't listen to that opinion!
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by collyw 4y ago
As I pointed out the most obvious way to to that at present is by increasing peoples wealth.

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