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by sharken 6y ago
So at least three reputable sources recommend not changing passwords periodically. Maybe that can persuade my employer though i doubt it. One aspect though is that some people tend to use the same password in multiple places and with passwo
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by sharken 6y ago
It's relevant to mention why this is happening https://eu.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2021/04/11/brookly...
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by sharken 6y ago
That bit of info escaped me, in that case things are not so clear cut. Got any link for more info ?
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by sharken 6y ago
This would be an excellent opportunity for Joe Biden to show what kind of president he is, clearly the behavior of the police is unacceptable but what to do if the police doesn't care. But frankly I don't think he will do much. Ab
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by sharken 6y ago
Not sure if I should laugh or cry, but I'm quite sure this is the reality for the majority of Fortune 500 companies.
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by sharken 6y ago
Chocolatey is quite good as well and in my opinion it does what it is supposed to. It only supports NuGet v2 which is becoming a problem, but being a open source project it's anyone's guess when improved NuGet support will be avai
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by sharken 6y ago
Indeed, having your freedom taken away like that is an overreaction. Until recently nobody in the US had the idea of removing restrictions and allowing 40.000 to gather for sport events. That was until Texas did it and they are doing just a
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by sharken 6y ago
Being wrong is easy, but being bold and going against the flow is much more admirable. That makes Greg Abbott so much more interesting, here is a quick example: https://www.texastribune.org/2021/04/06/texas-gr
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by sharken 6y ago
(3) only really works in isolated communities and islands such as those mentioned. I would choose a mix of (1) and (2), but no matter what we say here it won't change the past. Going forward we can either choose the goal of no masks, n
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by sharken 6y ago
It seems like a very lazy way for the employer to check if the employees are doing their work. That relationship must build on trust and in this case that trust is not there. Sad that the only way to show you disagree is to quit, the worker
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by sharken 6y ago
It's all pretty speculative at this point, but it seems very reasonable to investigate the J&J vaccine as it causes the same problems as AZ. When that investigation ends, then the J&J vaccine can be opened up for those willing
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by sharken 6y ago
Take a moment to re-read the post from collyw above, it is full of common sense.
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by sharken 6y ago
Even after an outdoor event with 40.000 spectators Texas is still doing fine, they are at more than 30% who has started vaccination. https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/usa/texas/
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by sharken 6y ago
Not sure why you have been down voted, the only recent large-scale study of face masks worn by regular people, did not reach any consensus. Common sense would say that wearing something covering your nose and mouth is better than nothing at
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by sharken 6y ago
Also agree here, if the population is living under restrictions then a lower figure than expected could be true. That number will be higher with no restrictions at all, due to more activity overall. For me herd immunity is only a way to per
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by sharken 6y ago
Why is that so surprising when there are plenty of other vaccines without this serious issue ?
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by sharken 6y ago
Hopefully a low number of new cases and deaths will make the vaccine passport idea go away.
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by sharken 6y ago
Maybe because daily cases and daily deaths are down considerably and more than one third of California have begun vaccination. Then you have Texas who is at the same point with just about 30% that have begun vaccination. And hosting outdoor
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by sharken 6y ago
Such as the danish Mink industry being shutdown in the name of caution. That cost the danish taxpayers more than $2 billion dollars.
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by sharken 6y ago
It should help ease some of the concern there has been for events such as this baseball game with some 40.000 spectators. https://twitter.com/Complex/status/1379170389838999552?s=19
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by sharken 6y ago
False, vaccine passports exclude those who say no from being part of the society, i.e. there is no free choice.
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by sharken 6y ago
Agree to disagree in this case, there is a rather large group that believes in forcing people into taking the vaccine is ok.
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by sharken 6y ago
It's not the same thing. But I do wonder how the vaccine requirement will play out, Texas for instance does not force the vaccine upon it's population, which i think is the right way to go about it. The Malaria vaccine was one i s
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by sharken 6y ago
Michigan is at 30% vaccinated with at least one dose according to https://data.lansingstatejournal.com/covid-19-vaccine-tracke... So things are better than in most places and will continually get better.
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by sharken 6y ago
But how widespread are the negative side effects, do you have data on this ?
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by sharken 6y ago
Depends if you can distinguish between dead because of Corona and dead with Corona, i.e. the Coronavirus was not the actual cause of death. In Europe each country has their own definition of the above, making it nearly impossible to compare
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by sharken 6y ago
I don't think remote working is in its infancy, it's more a case of the scope has been changed the recent year or so. The benefits of remote work is mostly being able to focus and reducing the daily commute. However remote work ne
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by sharken 6y ago
I find hope in the fact that a positive community seems to exist over at Reddit, here is an example. Up/down votes and moderation seem to be key. https://www.reddit.com/r/somethingimade/
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by sharken 6y ago
For starters they can reiterate what has been said here, that a common error occurred and not the original MCAS problem. Not being open about it will have the opposite effect.
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by sharken 6y ago
I wish it wasn't so, but it is. Early on it was reported that it could take weeks to reopen the passage, with a cost of billions to the world trade. Now, just one week later it's open again, barely enough time to make the alternat

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