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by fock 7y ago
did you ever try it with such a real low bandwidth connection? I somehow doubt that it's really that nice to transmit WQHD desktops as is... Also I don't really get the thing about a 30 person, all hands video-conference. The only
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by fock 7y ago
jitsi meet. School districts could also selfhost easily.
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by fock 7y ago
I also think, it doesn't work well for conferencing... Last/First time we used it, the annotation tool just stopped updating, colleague was drawing and I was: "I don't see anything" (and then everyone: yeah me too).
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by fock 7y ago
you don't say. That way (and autostarting and nagging) you easily get a lot of popularity compared to a web-service (with most people being unaware of bookmarking features in their browser). That was the operating principle of a lot o
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by fock 7y ago
shipping a statically linked version of openssl 1.0.2o (Q2/18) is not building any trust either.
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by fock 7y ago
trying to download the (self-installing) app twice _every_ time, whilst you're (actively) trying to join a meeting in your browser is the kind of organic popularity the yahoo toolbar had...
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by fock 7y ago
Well, that large majority of developers not is native-speaking seems highly likely if you only look at output of `zoom.sh` startup script. No pun intended.
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by fock 7y ago
I think a tool which is basically yet another webchat-solution but tries too push their omnipotent app onto you, no matter what, has some issues beyond security. All the "user"-friendly execution looks like some 2002 nigerian adwa
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by fock 7y ago
with emphasis on "should". Most people started to argue with the low number of deaths, when there were 5. Now there are at least 10 and about 100 people unaccounted in statistics...
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by fock 7y ago
this doesn't address that in this crisis at the end of all "we need money to pay the bills" problems, there are actual people getting the money on top of their existing pile. If we could identify these individuals, we could e
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by fock 7y ago
sick of hearing this silliness: https://www.ecodibergamo.it/stories/bergamo-citta/coronaviru... so yeah, they barely test half the dead people (which are still double the normal deaths...). And A LOT of covid pati
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by fock 7y ago
yeah, because there's no way to tell about labour conditions in the supermarket... (where most of us unfortunately have to shop) I would really like to have shop to tell production cost/per unit like they have to do with price&#x2
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by fock 7y ago
We have to use it too (lectures), I wasn't too concerned, bc this is just another web-app, isn't it... Well - it is (judging from the exe-tar which mainly include a QT-webview...), but like in 2003 they expect you to download and
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by fock 7y ago
cheap and disposable like the N95 masks? Does anyone manufacture these bags and tubes in your country at scale?
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by fock 7y ago
Yesterday, I read some paper from 2010 which found near identical filtration results for one type of N95 mask vs. 2 types of N99 mask... Basically none of these masks will filter all the particles, hence healthcare worker will eventually in
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by fock 7y ago
can you explain to me, why we can not regulate the very same companies in the good times then?
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by fock 7y ago
maybe people might realise through the ensuing turmoil what a shitshow business has become actually...
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by fock 7y ago
they are still producing though?
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by fock 7y ago
well, the message has arrived here. the masks haven't ;). the bad thing about the whole issue is that these are low-labor products (just look at youtube for videos), so nothing would prevent a business from producing them domestically
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by fock 7y ago
I stand corrected, but I think the meat reserves were touched first to keep prices down with the african swine plague?
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by fock 7y ago
which country (except China in Hubei) actually locked down agriculture?
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by fock 7y ago
concerning the seeds: does anyone know of any statistics, where the actual hybrid seed is produced, which is sown in the US and Europe? I heard India someday, which means we are in real trouble next summer...
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by fock 7y ago
I use it for network-isolating my bubblewrap-containers (in lieu of sane documentation on securing user-dbus-sessions...). Just socat the socks-socket into a filesystems socket, pass that into the mount-namespace, run the reverse-socat-oper
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by fock 7y ago
so, it seems like personel IS a bottleneck which is not going away by 3D-printing a million of ventilators.
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by fock 7y ago
I also wonder what's so bad about all the simple existing designs, which are all out there, ready to be produced (and validated to work?)? I would understand if people would focus on taking these designs and adapting them for different
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by fock 7y ago
I don't think it's a problem of OBS, but the problem of writing a dummy v4l-device it seems. which IS more complicated! (though I wonder what it's used for)
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by fock 7y ago
...
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by fock 7y ago
Just buy some extra rolls of toilet paper!
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by fock 7y ago
are you a doctor or why are you so sure? In italy they don't have space, ventilators or personel. As this is not a time-independent pipeline-problem with human lifes at stake, I don't think that it's really effective to say:
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by fock 7y ago
well, your user name speaks for itself. Oldfashioned but reliable and well thought out.

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