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by sharken 6y ago
Those are some harsh restrictions indeed, given that Ireland seems like a country where you live life to it's fullest, it's an almost unreal level of restrictions. As a comparison Denmark and Ireland have almost identical number o
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by sharken 6y ago
One of the restrictions is ironically enough to close down gyms. Am still waiting for a reopening of gyms here in Denmark.
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by sharken 6y ago
Which is one of the reasons I do not understand Norway's recent tightening of restrictions: https://www.reuters.com/article/us-health-coronavirus-norway... In this matter lifting restrictions like Texas, Mississip
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by sharken 6y ago
I think the accepted phrasing is one or two shots initially and the (yearly?) booster shots as long as you choose.
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by sharken 6y ago
Indeed, some realism to the coronavirus aftermath has been lacking. If the vaccines do reduce hospitalizations and ultimately deaths, then we can live with it and can forget about vaccine passes and restrictions. Getting your optional and y
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by sharken 6y ago
We all want to resume our normal lives, but introducing lockdowns as mentioned here in a european country would just not be acceptable. If the alternative is the imperfect half-lockdown then so be it. What matters now is a sharp focus on wh
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by sharken 6y ago
I feel the opposite, productivity is poor or at best unpredictable when working from home. There is a strong truth in looking at what motivates you though, for me it is just as much the interaction with colleagues working towards a common g
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by sharken 6y ago
You could also call it a calculated risk and it that case it seems like a reasonable action to keep the plant running.
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by sharken 6y ago
Not an expert on QEMU, but apart from being a very useful tool, it also seems very complex. Perhaps not Linux-complex, but certainly close. So it's somewhat impressive that it has come so far when the Developer docs states: QEMU does
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by sharken 6y ago
Certainly not, which begs the question: Should the vaccine be administered to all, it seems that no is the right answer at the moment.
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by sharken 6y ago
Yeah, startup seems quite a stretch and ought to be reserved for novel ventures and not "Yet another car rental company".
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by sharken 6y ago
Yeah it's a sad development. On the other hand it might mean less Facebook dominance which is a win in my book.
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by sharken 6y ago
I think it's not just Britain. Having hospitals with lots of empty beds, i.e. capacity, is just too costly. So when the capacity is needed as it is now, then you can't really do much.
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by sharken 6y ago
Isn't the images idea similar to what is done with cigarette packs and that certainly doesn't stop the smokers.
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by sharken 6y ago
I think future customers would like to know what kind of performance to expect, so a write-up sounds like a great idea. It sounds like a bad business decision to not support open discussion on performance, it makes me think that they have s
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by sharken 6y ago
If Biden stops this nonsense, then he might become a good president. But wouldn't put my money on it.
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by sharken 6y ago
The lab theory is better suited for a movie, as no hard evidence has been presented. Oddly enough, it seems the virus will end up transmitting the Chinese control over its people to several western countries. At least where I live a quite s
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by sharken 6y ago
At least two of the mentioned deaths is confirmed in this source: https://www.cruiselawnews.com/2020/05/articles/disease/crew-...
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by sharken 6y ago
The virus will mutate, that has already been proven, so we might think that we can control the mutation but in reality we can't. We can speculate all day long if the virus will change into something more lethal, but that is hardly bene
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by sharken 6y ago
It is very hard to explain the Covid response, given that this is not the worst pandemic humanity has faced nor is it extremely deadly. The numbers for suicides in Japan should give pause to the increasing restrictions being applied everywh
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by sharken 6y ago
As someone who was actually thinking about getting the M1 based on the great performance and battery life, but without any actual use for it, I can see what you mean. But the lack of openness is enough to stop those ideas, a new Surface lap
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by sharken 6y ago
Since Taiwan is an island, it makes sense to control who visits it. A similar approach was tried in the Faroe Islands, but was not very successful. It is likely that people of Taiwan are more willing to give up their freedom than western co
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by sharken 6y ago
No wonder that one of the DevOps success stories revolves around HP printer drivers and firmware: https://itrevolution.com/the-amazing-devops-transformation-o...
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by sharken 6y ago
It is indeed frame-buffer as suggested by many and not Facebook. See https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=Nintendo... for more information.
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by sharken 6y ago
Or acceptable in the free world, fact is that the virus has only successfully been contained in big brother countries and island states. The rest of the world can not (and should not) try to replicate the same behaviour.
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by sharken 6y ago
So on one hand you get to do some cool stuff for one of the most successful companies in the world. On the other hand you cannot talk about anything you do at all, as if the time spent there does not exist. Personally I'd rather spend
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by sharken 6y ago
And if you factor in co-morbid conditions, it will be very clear how much that matters to IFR.
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by sharken 6y ago
Exactly this, US is famous for obesity and should actively pursue doing something about it. Hopefully Biden will take this up when he is president.
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by sharken 6y ago
Sad but true, i wish there was some way to change the current state of affairs, but EU is a juggernaut that has lost track of its citizens wishes regarding cookies. One of the most precious things we have is time and the constant cookie int
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by sharken 6y ago
A nice solution for those that can get by with text-only notes. For storing images I use Microsoft OneNote as more often than not, there is a need to document something with text and images. And search is excellent.

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