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by nikolay 3y ago
We can't put all the burden on the employer. At the end of the day, nobody could possibly care more about your health than you yourself. If people ignore risks knowingly, then it's their own personal fault. American Standard has a
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by nikolay 3y ago
There are plenty of Flu Type A, Flu Type B, and COVID-19 combo tests, but they are useless for COVID-19 based on my experience. My testing facility offers optional RSV testing as well.
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by nikolay 3y ago
Hug disservice to Americans as the false negatives actually are fueling a new wave! So many people around me are with COVID-19 and it's not symptomless "thanks" to the new variants. Yet, PCR tests now don't seem to be co
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by nikolay 3y ago
Useless tests - PCR only works for the new variants. Even Lucira [0], which got acquired by Pfizer and kinda discontinued, is still useless. [0]: https://www.lucirapfizer.com/
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by nikolay 3y ago
That's why I don't pay attention to any new Google products, which always come out to be a wasteful investment.
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by nikolay 3y ago
Just saw today a worker in a cloud of soil dust with a machine that, I guess, breaks the hardened soil - right next to a busy road. Anyway, next article would be about these workers getting Candida auris. Anyway, do you expect their employe
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by nikolay 3y ago
All talk, no proof.
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by nikolay 3y ago
I have a friend in this business and his workers always wear N95 masks and his machines are sprayed with water to greatly reduce the dust particles in the air. If workers refuse to wear masks, then whose fault is this?! If employers do not
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by nikolay 3y ago
Oh, the typical TechCrunch crap again - this is NOT a GitHub competitor!
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by nikolay 3y ago
It is nice for PCs, but requiring Node.js limits its use on servers.
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by nikolay 3y ago
Crony capitalism!
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by nikolay 3y ago
These boosters are useless and could even be dangerous - people have antibodies all the time as COVID-19 has never left, on the contrary, we all have chronic infections now, but new variants, which evade our immune system, will cause issues
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Ariadne Identity Specification(ariadne.id)
3 points by nikolay 3y ago|0 comments
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by nikolay 3y ago
Tylenol has both killed and injured a lot more!
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Kargo – Application Lifecycle Orchestration(github.com)
6 points by nikolay 3y ago|0 comments
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by nikolay 3y ago
This reminds me of what I've done back in 1989 in Russia where I was on an international programming camp [0], which still exists today. I won, I believe, the second place. It was written in TPW (Turbo Pascal for Windows), of course! [
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Snikket – Chat that is simple, secure, and private(snikket.org)
3 points by nikolay 3y ago|0 comments
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by nikolay 3y ago
For the Climate Change deniers: Can't you see that every year it's getting worse? Okay, natural or caused by humans, don't you think we should take this a bit more seriously?
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Above Phone – Replace big tech with your private ecosystem(abovephone.com)
2 points by nikolay 3y ago|0 comments
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by nikolay 3y ago
What they had was a feature, not a company. Now they're offering a feature, which everybody else seems to have already. Again, it's just a nice brand with a premium domain name, but no essence.
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by nikolay 3y ago
Namecheap is one of the worst. I keep saying here how I managed to persuade a rep to remove my MFA over chat and they didn't do proper auth. Look at NameBright - cheap and has a great new beta interface and it has an API as well.
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by nikolay 3y ago
They forced Clubhouse (clubhouse.io) to rebrand to Shortcut, too.
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by nikolay 3y ago
When I read this, I ordered powdered DIM, and xylitol to make my own mouthwash. But there was an old study about stevia extract, which was also found to be extremely effective against biofilms, so, maybe I may add add more to the cocktail.
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by nikolay 3y ago
A good domain name and nothing more!
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by nikolay 3y ago
This is part of the plan to completely ruin California!
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by nikolay 3y ago
I often used fuck@you.com... but now you.com is active, so, sorry guys!
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by nikolay 3y ago
Europe's population is hundreds of millions, too. Pills are not cars.
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by nikolay 3y ago
Complex systems are less reliable, so, the author is right that by increasing complexity, Linux is becoming unstable like Windows... prior to Windows 11, which is great, to be honest.
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by nikolay 3y ago
Generics from India are not the only option. For example, the German BERLIN-CHEMIE, with over 150 of history behind it, offers comparable pricing and is one of the most popular brand for generics in Europe. For example, I have not seen a si
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by nikolay 3y ago
In addition to my previous comment about jq-like tools, I want to share a couple other interesting tools, which I use alongside jq are jo [0] and jc [1]. [0]: https://github.com/jpmens/jo [1]: https://github

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