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by danhor 5y ago
The last part isn't accurate, less than 50 million doses were given out, so the rest doesn't pan out either. I probably doubled the doses somewhere along the way out of habit (2 doses for a full vaccination).
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by danhor 5y ago
The investment doesn't seem very clear-cut[1]: "[W]hen I went to visit the site and I asked how much they’re received from the British government, the chairman and the CEO were there and they told me ‘zero’.". It could be mon
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by danhor 5y ago
That is just not true: - The contract clearly states that AZ can produce outside the EU, the comission just has to agree. Since AZ tried to get doses from the US & India, it's very likely that wouldn't have been a problem. You
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by danhor 5y ago
> Also, no one pressed them to sell it at cost Since the vaccine was developed by Oxford and the condition for licensing it was selling at cost, they didn't have much of a choice. (this doesn't excuse most other things)
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by danhor 5y ago
An interesting advantage of abstracting the Media Engine is that on the vita, which features large parts of the psp hardware for backwards compatibility, the media engine can be completely shimmed, without any issues for (retail) games. Eve
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by danhor 6y ago
*2500 videos per minute
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by danhor 6y ago
Z-Wave is very closed, afaik only a few chips are available and need to be licensed. Compared to that Zigbee seems to be much more open.
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by danhor 6y ago
Many of these WiFi-LED lamps contain esp8266 devices, which have a lot of open source alternative firmware available, like esphome[0] or tasmota[1]. You can reflash them by opening them & connecting a cheap (1$) usb-to-tty adapter. If t
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by danhor 6y ago
While I'd like for more portal-based file access integrated in applications, with flatseal you can pretty easily adjust what folders/files a certain flatplak application can access. E.g. I can limit firefox to only the ~/Down
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by danhor 6y ago
Not for the reason GP mentioned, but you can increase the loudness much more on CDs than on vinyl, since on vinyl the needle physically jumps out if the loudness is constantly high, so it needs to be mastered with more dynamic range. There
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by danhor 6y ago
> more kind of "inoffensive" Fair, it's certainly not going for the eyecatcher look The 16 gb option refers only to the soldered ram, you can expand it with a 32gb stick to 48gb, I'm currently running it with 24gb (8
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by danhor 6y ago
I'm really happy with both of these aspects on my Thinkpad T14. It has user replacable ram (one slot), wifi, nvme drive as well as a remaining free m2 slot, used for WAN on models with that. Lenovo also tells you the partnumbers of rep
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by danhor 6y ago
I'm pretty sure it's referring to the use of ACPI on AArch64, which came way later and was (probably) primarily implemented to run linux.
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by danhor 6y ago
> Unlike actual people mining farms can be placed right next to power source so it's easier to use Nuclear / Wind / Solar / Hydro for such purposes. While electricity transportation is an issue, it's not a huge o
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by danhor 6y ago
The handelsblatt report is (probably) based on a draft from the STIKO, which included a 6% effectiveness rate (most likely a different draft), but with a huge confidence interval ( https://www.bmj.com/content/372/bm
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by danhor 6y ago
At least with windows, the drivers aren't checked that much and accordingly, have had some serious issues. I'd guess distros are generally better off in that respect, but kernel space & user space aren't that different
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by danhor 6y ago
There is data from germany? There was a media blitz about low covid infection prevention in ages over 65, but the confidence interval was between something like -130% to 90%, so it's more of a case of missing data
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by danhor 6y ago
xdg-desktop-portal-wlr works (with a bit of cli work) with MS Teams in chromium with a flag to enable pipewire. The Desktop app will only support it when the Electron release containing pipewire support releases & gets used in Teams.
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by danhor 6y ago
It's now back again
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by danhor 6y ago
2.8B mau & 15000 moderators is .5 per 100k for facebook.
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by danhor 6y ago
For telegram, you can use the F-Droid builds, which I'd rate as one of the most trustable sources for android apps.
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by danhor 6y ago
The reset stays. If the soc toggles the reset line, the microphone stays on and the led turns off, until the user presses the mute button
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by danhor 6y ago
These aren't allowed by the usb standard, so it's a case of cheap manufacturers not respecting standards and messing things up.
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by danhor 6y ago
The obvious reason could be something happening, impacting all these decisions in an major way. An attempted self-coup is a pretty good reason to act. Now the obvious question is, why did it take a few days? A) It didn't (twitter and o
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by danhor 6y ago
At least their CEO seems to ban "Antifa" supporters: https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20200630/23525844821/parle...
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by danhor 6y ago
Here is the first result from google scholar: https://academic.oup.com/jtm/article/27/3/taaa037/5808003?lo... . Seems pretty effective to me
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by danhor 6y ago
I haven't needed nightly much this year, except for an unstable platform (avr) not supported in stable. It has gotten much better and I feel there are very few reasons you might use nightly. Since often the packaged versions of the too
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by danhor 6y ago
I mean, two days in january: https://www.businessinsider.com/moderna-designed-coronavirus... . According to wikipedia ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gam-COVID-Vac ), the Russian vaccine was completed in
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by danhor 6y ago
It uses code from microg for this, which is a free GApps replacement, but needs to be installed at a system level, while this can work on any device
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by danhor 6y ago
You can use it on a device without GApps, so without closed-source google code, using only the open source Android codebase (and the blobs and drivers from the manufacturer, depending on your device). This means you don't have to trust

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