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That's exactly what I'm doing. Isn't that the best way to see how high vaccination affects spread? You're free to present different numbers, but please don't cite anything pre-Omicron since it's not relevant an
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There is a mandate now, in Austria, compulsory for anyone over 18. It would be interesting to compare outcomes in few months with Denmark, which went the completely opposite way.
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I cited Gibraltar as currently the only example of 99% vacc rate. No dishonest thoughts there - I didn't know about 15k people moving every day. Ok, next bigger countries on vacc list: - UAE: population 9.3m, 94% fully, 2400 cases 7-da
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The fact that covid managed to get to unvaccinated >1% population suggest that at least some of vax population are carriers, probably asymptomatic. It would be quite hard for these 1% to get infected otherwise. All I sad that vaccines ca
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We don't have to imagine, we already have an example of fully vaccinated population. Gibraltar: - vaccination: two doses >99%, boosted: 85% - cases: 145 (7 day avg) Gibraltar population is 33k. This is pretty good example that vacc
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Not only that. Considering reduced offect of current vaccines over time, and relavitve mild symptoms of Omicron (relative, by looking at death/cases charts), this might be the optimal time to let virus run thru population and boost col
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Did these machines had modems inside? That would limit theorethical concurrency to a number of modems that could fit and work together in a single box.
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Sorry, I don't have references, I think I saw it in discussions when github switched from master to main. This is a bit of problem for us outside of USA. We don't experience US culture from everyday interactions. We mostly get it
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I watched that scene on yt, read the lyrics and even wiki page about that song. I can't understand why it's considered "extremely racist". It looks even cute. However I'm from Eastern Europe and probably miss some s
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I like Spotify because it allows me to use smartphone app to control player on PC. Does Tidal or some other service have that kind of remote control? Genuinely asking.
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That too. For songs I listened the most I even prefer cover versions now. The more the cover strays from the original - the better. You still have the song you love but it's also fresh in some ways.
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It helps if you play an instrument. And especially if you switch from let's say a guitar to a bass or a keyboard or drums. You don't have to be good. But pretty soon you'll hear new layers in old songs you thought you know fu
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This kind of sentiment gets repeated a lot. Why do you say this? You really think that significant number of people is deliberately self infecting? I don't know anyone who did it on purpose, and majority of my social circle got the cov
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If you ever played in a band, even if it's a middle-aged-friends-with-minimal-talent one, you'll enjoy Get Back immensely. It looks so real. Even if you weren't in a band, but in some other kind of a team of peers, you'l
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Too bad Android manufacturers want to emulate Apple even with bad decissions. Headhpone port is getting rarer with each new release. Samsung S21 line doesn’t have it in any model afaik.
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Who's surprised that vaccine developed for original strain doesn't work after several mutations?
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Sure, that would be ideal, but I don't have a feeling that Windows gets in my way. If anything, it's that drivers or app updates make 90% of sys-admin work for users, not Windows itself. Yes, there are cases when Windows update cr
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About dealing with Microsoft crap. You customize Windows to your liking and move on. It's certainly not "on a daily basis" as suggested by OP. You don't have to keep anything as suggested by Microsoft. Oh, and you don&#x
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After a restart I was presented with a screen which asked me whether to change or keep default browser settings. I clicked on "keep" and pretty much everything stayed the same. Did OP got this question? Edit: d'oh, didn'
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That's a good suggestion. But in reality we'd have to support both Azure AD and our own storage for users who are not using Azure AD. And possibly even on-premise version, which is additional complication. It's beginning to l
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We do have a maintenance option, but we don't push it that hard and it doesn't bring in significant revenue. This could be handled much better I'm sure. We also have major upgrades which do bring in some more cash since they&
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I did take a look, but at that time they didn't have what QueueExplorer needs. I wrote in another post that we use relatively complex and powerful grid component. Grid is core component in this case and can't be a basic one. Howev
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I suppose .Net client has everything that typical Kafka app needs. Just not everything that management app would need. Btw. that's also the problem with all other queuing systems we support. Their APIs are made to support Send/R
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MAUI doesn't seem to have Linux support for now. There are some community efforts but nothing here yet. That pretty much kills multiplatform aspect. At least for category of server management tools where my product belongs. Ok, Win + M
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I would love to support Kafka, and even made a simple prototype. However, hit a brickwall when discovered that .Net client (by Confluent, other clients seem to be deprecated) does not have all the features the Java one has. For instance the
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There are payment services which were originally made for desktop apps, with built in support for license files, downloads after payment, etc. I'm using MyCommerce (ex ShareIt), but also had good experience with Avangate - which was la
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I'm making Windows/.Net based app for managing queues - QueueExplorer. Started with MSMQ support back in 2005, now it supports Azure Service Bus, RabbitMQ and ActiveMQ. It's old fashioned perpetual licensing, so revenue is a
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The only false statement in this case was not checking "traveled to other countries in last 14 days". And it was filled in by an agent. Now, we can say that it is a ground for visa cancelation, but I'm sure if you've ana
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Yes, there were negative side effects reported for athletes. For tennis, there's a case of French player Jeremy Chardy who had to stop playing for the season after vaccine reaction: https://www.news24.com/sport/ten
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I should explained that I mostly shoot kids, birthdays and their sport and other events. Strictly on amateur level, but for this kind of occasions it's quite beneficial to take 300 shots since it all happens in the moment and you'
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