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by javagram 7y ago
Same, except my stereo has a 3.5mm in. I have several pairs of Bluetooth headphones but still use the 3.5mm jack on my SE all the time, and I use a 3.5mm lightning adapter with my iPad Pro.
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by javagram 7y ago
It’s because “Windows Subsystem” is a thing. There was also a “Windows Subsystem” in the past that provided POSIX api’s and others. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/cpp/build/reference/subsyst... After W
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by javagram 7y ago
Atlassian sent me an email earlier this year warning that all @company.com accounts were about to be converted to corporate accounts and that I had a month to opt out. (I did not opt out, because my @company.com Trello account was intended
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by javagram 7y ago
1. Evidence could be suppressed 2. The person who accidentally leaked it from the lab may not even know it. Research into COVID-19 has estimated up to 20% of people infected may be asymptomatic carriers of the disease who can still spread i
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by javagram 7y ago
It seems like G Suite meets all the requirements listed on the blog post, but is not discussed. G Suite or Office 365 also work well as personal email providers - they fulfill all the requirements mentioned such as a custom domain, text sea
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by javagram 7y ago
Taiwan effectively stopped the virus at the border. They have only 380 cases and 5 deaths recorded total from the coronavirus. It’s too late now for countries that have allowed the coronavirus to run wild for months and spread throughout th
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by javagram 7y ago
> The whole "masks don't work" line being pushed by the US government and the media seems to be about keeping people from buying masks that are needed in the hospitals I actually don’t think this is correct, it’s a reasona
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by javagram 7y ago
You could buy insurance for it. Wimbledon is getting a $140 million payout from their pandemic insurance because they had to cancel. That said, one could also say the taxes businesses pay to the government are like insurance premiums for ac
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by javagram 7y ago
That concept already exists, but instead of charging customers, the insurance company calls on its own insurance company. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reinsurance
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by javagram 7y ago
Well, the guy who ordered the hazmat suit had the right idea it looks like. I remember reading balajis take apart this article on twitter soon after it was written. https://twitter.com/balajis/status/12284479442879
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by javagram 7y ago
There’s a mix there, AFAIK there’s no reason to believe the virus is a bioweapon. On the other hand the fact that they were researching bat coronaviruses in the lab in the city where the outbreak began certainly is suggestive of a possible
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by javagram 7y ago
Tom Cotton was one of the people who were on this and warning of it early. So was Steve Bannon. There are others. Just because someone has an R by their name doesn’t mean they’re a homogeneous blob. I think that’s great, I don’t agree with
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by javagram 7y ago
The advice (CDC/WHO) usually did include a statement that someone who was sick should wear a mask. Of course it doesn’t make sense to tell people not to buy a box of masks if they aren’t sick because then how do you get a mask when you
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by javagram 7y ago
It did come from all political quarters, however one political quarter stayed in denial much longer. Notice how many of the clips from your video are from January or early February. The POTUS was still publicly pushing the coronavirus = flu
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by javagram 7y ago
Your comparison doesn’t make sense, the same measures we are using to save lives from coronavirus also stop the spread of the flu. For instance in Hong Kong the flu season ended 3 months early because they began social distancing in January
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by javagram 7y ago
Moreover, a lot of computer systems in the USA, for decades, have included a message telling employees that their access and use of the computer may be monitored, which seems similar to me to a sign in the break room letting you know if vid
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by javagram 7y ago
CFR in Italy and Spain is elevated greatly because they are overwhelmed and are not testing/counting people with mild cases of the virus. The 1.67% CFR from South Korea is similar to other countries that have not experienced overwhelme
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by javagram 7y ago
Many people zoombombing are likely kids who don’t know any better, their OpSec is probably pretty poor.
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by javagram 7y ago
This is incorrect, outdated information. CFR in South Korea is 1.67 percent so far and not all cases have resolved, so that will go up if any more of the people currently in hospital die. (Reminder , H1N1 Flu CFR was about 0.1%-0.5% in 2009
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by javagram 7y ago
India has not reported many cases at all (4000 confirmed cases, compared to over 300,000 in the USA) so pointing to HCQ/Chloroquine as that reason doesn’t make sense unless you are saying their reported case numbers are fake. Someone s
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by javagram 7y ago
There is a quadrivalent vaccine available for the flu. And the coronavirus is at least 10x more deadly than the flu. It makes sense to treat it differently.
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by javagram 7y ago
There are 19th century legal cases backing up travel restrictions to prevent disease spread. It’s not something we’re used to after the mid-20th-century eradication of most major diseases from the USA but there is ample precedent in our con
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by javagram 7y ago
Yes, the article states they are being tested in Italy. One was just approved for the USA 2 days ago. https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/02/health/coronavirus-antibo...
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by javagram 7y ago
> What do you mean with "flip a switch for every microphone on their devices"? Why would you want to have more than one mic and one switch per device The ipad has 4 microphones. iPhones have at least two. They’re located in dif
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by javagram 7y ago
Companies that are concerned about this can set up SSO authentication with zoom I believe. So once the user is removed from the company’s directory server they wouldn’t have access to the zoom address list either.
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by javagram 7y ago
In my experience I’ve seen even technical users (Who were used to windows) struggle with the idea of dragging an .app from an open disk image to the Applications folder. They would end up running the app from the disk image and then getting
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by javagram 7y ago
It’s about making your software as easy to use as possible. Users don’t like UAC or having to click through a dozen dialogs. They just want to get into their virtual meeting.
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by javagram 7y ago
> Speaking of improvised masks, would vacuum cleaner bags be a good MacGuyver material that's present in almost any household? It's surely better at filtering than random t-shirt cloth, but would there be a risk of ruining lung
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by javagram 7y ago
WHO’s statement itself says that the mask is helpful when you are caring for someone with a suspected infection, therefore it admits the mask can provide some level of infection protection. It likewise says the mask should be worn by someon
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by javagram 7y ago
This data is not accurate. I flagged this post because the headline is substantially wrong. See https://twitter.com/lymanstoneky/status/1244433376741748736 and also the link posted by rjtobin.

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