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by mizzack 5y ago
> mandatory vaccination will get rid of surveillance solutions like the Greenpass while also protecting everyone. It is unbelievably naive to think that after investing in any surveillance/control infrastructure that governments wi
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by mizzack 5y ago
Population is over 3x what it was in 1918. Your argument framed relatively instead of absolutely: "COVID has only killed a third as many Americans as the Spanish flu"
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by mizzack 5y ago
But they included a picture of a guy in a respirator powerwashing the sidewalks, so it's implied.
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by mizzack 5y ago
That's because those adults don't want an EDUOFFICIALS flag on their FBI file.
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by mizzack 5y ago
I don't think you read the (brief) article. > In Germany, the rate of symptomatic COVID-19 cases among the fully vaccinated (“breakthrough infections”) is reported weekly since 21. July 2021 and was 16.9% at that time among patients
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by mizzack 5y ago
Who knows? But it'd be naive to think that donating billions to global health orgs over the years doesn't buy some sort of access.
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by mizzack 5y ago
Early CDC guidance only counted breakthrough cases when a positive result occurred at relatively low CT and, later, only if they required hospitalization. Infections, as is the case here, were never rare.
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by mizzack 5y ago
Been on RO for a decade. Add a few drops of trace minerals (Concentrace) and it's the best tasting water out there.
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by mizzack 5y ago
FWIW, the Concept2 rowers break down very easily and can be stored in as compact of a footprint as you are going to find as far as stationary cardio equipment goes.
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by mizzack 5y ago
Wow looks like Apple has abandoned every bad decision on the MBP for the past 5 years in one swoop. No touchbar, increased key travel, added back hdmi/sd/headphone/power jacks. Plus bumped up RAM limit, M1, new displays, 120H
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by mizzack 5y ago
Merck is expecting to rake in billions on sales of molnupiravir. Ivermectin is off patent.
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by mizzack 5y ago
Easy, we'll just give the manager a cut.
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by mizzack 5y ago
California Core Corporate Policies = CCCP This definitely gives the Poe away.
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by mizzack 5y ago
Lab leak, if true, would be damaging to the flexibility of their work and bring further scrutiny toward future funding of said work. They have incentive for it to not be true.
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by mizzack 5y ago
Only as barbaric as the ~50dB, 4krpm tiny fans on enthusiast coolers in those days.
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by mizzack 5y ago
> is it because they're afraid of improper installation breaking them? Yes. This was an issue back in the Athlon Thunderbird days. "It's on the user" doesn't work as an argument when all of your large desktop&#x
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by mizzack 5y ago
> And on the server front, which I'm sure is what's keeping them in business now, they face an existential threat in the form of ARM. HPC and inertia. Lots of inertia.
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by mizzack 5y ago
It has a bit of a double meaning. Starting with the Ivy Bridge (3rd) generation, Intel switched to using thermal paste between the core and heat spreader instead of solder on socketed desktop processors. Presumably this was done as a cost s
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by mizzack 5y ago
Could be dyshidrosis.
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by mizzack 5y ago
Compare 'n' Save glyphosate concentrate with your choice of surfactant added.
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by mizzack 5y ago
The CDC limits CT to 28 for vaccinated samples when counting breakthrough cases. > For cases with a known RT-PCR cycle threshold (Ct) value, submit only specimens with Ct value ≤28 to CDC for sequencing. (Sequencing is not feasible with
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by mizzack 5y ago
It didn't help that the WHO released the updated guidelines the day Biden was inaugurated. For that reason alone it became another thought-terminating political topic -- you're either dismissed as a conspiracy theorist for correla
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by mizzack 5y ago
> I strongly suspect that the goal was to cast a wide net (i.e. bias toward false positives) at the expense of accuracy, but then "cases" became some kind of top-line media metric... Then in January the WHO updated the diagnos
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by mizzack 5y ago
Charitable attribution? They have/had a shared interest in transhumanism and the funding of research in that area. Non-charitable attribution? They like young girls.
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by mizzack 5y ago
Added scare quotes to "communists". I'm not talking about literal communists. 50's boogeyman communists. Maybe I _did_ mean that flippantly.
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by mizzack 5y ago
I'm not spouting anything as proof of anything. Just demonstrating as a matter of record that culturally this battle has been waged before.
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by mizzack 5y ago
Different boogeymen, same orthodoxies. Edit to your edit: They are looking fringe because the other side won ;)
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by mizzack 5y ago
Yeah! And let's have the taxpayer fund it! And subject it to common carrier regulations! Yeah?
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by mizzack 5y ago
In the context of social media Trust & Safety policies, it definitely seems to be consensus. > We are committed to combating abuse motivated by hatred, prejudice or intolerance, particularly abuse that seeks to silence the voices of
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by mizzack 5y ago
I don't think the person you're replying to said anything that disagrees with your assessment.

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