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by jacobush 7y ago
Also Swede here. I have high hopes that the decision to not yet close elementary schools will have been the right choice, for now. Time will tell though and the whole thing is very unsettling. But yes, Sweden handled this ineptly. People w
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by jacobush 7y ago
Maybe 25 years even. (After that, it went downhill fast.) The defense was truly remarkably in depth and at all levels prepared to continue operations without a remaining chain of command. A Soviet invading force would have of course "w
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by jacobush 7y ago
“Hackers” is more realistic now than back when. See Maersk cargo ship hacking...
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by jacobush 7y ago
Wow, that was pretty much Fortnite. Silly swag and dances and chats. Very prescient game, that Severy Running, a decade in advance.
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by jacobush 7y ago
Still useful if you can put people in a balcony for instance, old school sanatorium style. And what is usually called "CPAP" is actually not constant airpressure anymore but adapts continuously with software.
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by jacobush 7y ago
Eggs and milk are still perishables, especially if electricity is rationed.
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by jacobush 7y ago
The cases in critical care in Sweden are younger. This indicates spread in Italy has been different due to social differences in contacts between age groups.
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by jacobush 7y ago
There is plenty of blame to go around when it comes to Venezuela.
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by jacobush 7y ago
The incentives are wrong in the US. If you can face life in prison for petty crime, you might as well take a cop down while you’re at it.
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by jacobush 7y ago
And I can see why "In one instance, a large rai being transported by canoe and outrigger was accidentally dropped and sank to the sea floor. Although it was never seen again, everyone agreed that the rai must still be there, so it cont
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by jacobush 7y ago
One vendor provides an HTML5 “frame”. Sounds questionable.
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by jacobush 7y ago
Worse, if 10M take the test, 97.90% sensitivity means, 210 000 will show up as positive. (Only 10 000 actually are.)
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by jacobush 7y ago
Yep. It worked briefly in California but the Mulford Act [0] put a quick end to that. 0: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mulford_Act
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by jacobush 7y ago
If it actually went that far, the military would splinter and pick sides.
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by jacobush 7y ago
Is it? I don't think a cookie popup is the issue here. EU websites have those too. I think what's being done with the data they are collecting is the issue.
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by jacobush 7y ago
And now the director of that movie is actually dead :-(
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by jacobush 7y ago
On a somehow slightly ironic note I cannot read about these uplifting events from the EU. :-) The EU is just not free enough, or something: "Unfortunately, our website is currently unavailable in most European countries. We are engaged
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by jacobush 7y ago
Sounds very dangerous, to the health of the prosecutor. Or the very least, for job security. Aren't prosecutors elected?
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by jacobush 7y ago
Will this progression be followed? No.
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by jacobush 7y ago
I will be very surprised if they are found guilty of anything or even charged.
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by jacobush 7y ago
Nothing to see, move along.
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by jacobush 7y ago
That may be, but because I am not a scientist, I can’t be convinced by that data point. I personally lean into that you are right, but to a layperson, it won’t seem impossible that there were smaller and managed for millennia, then exploded
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by jacobush 7y ago
Wine + Linux and ReactOS would work equally well. Wine would probably be easier to setup.
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by jacobush 7y ago
Are you out of food where you are? Where is it this bad, already?
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by jacobush 7y ago
Was it Trump?
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by jacobush 7y ago
The argument was that the plains were man made, that there were forests there before, and then suddenly there were no men left, only grass and buffalo.
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by jacobush 7y ago
No I’m talking about before there were European settlers in modern day USA. After Cortez, but way before Mayflower. Supposedly there were many more people on the plains but the human population crashed and the bison took over. This would ha
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by jacobush 7y ago
I wonder if it's true that the herds of Bison were a result of a an ecosystem in rapid change - supposedly when the natives in North America died and cities and farms went to waste because of disease from the South, introduced by the E
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by jacobush 7y ago
I agree on your first point, but not the etymology. Germany has a long federal history. The word "state" has been a little ambiguous for a long time.
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by jacobush 7y ago
And now the US is run by people who know how to bully and hustle.

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