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by ssl232 5y ago
Shout out to Plain Old Recipe [1] when it comes to getting rid of the filler/keywords on recipes. [1] https://plainoldrecipe.com/
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by ssl232 5y ago
There are humans in Antarctica though. As I said, humans can carry the virus and not set off a test.
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by ssl232 5y ago
> Nose swabs reveal whether you're shedding the particles and thus infectious. On the "shedding" point, not necessarily. The virus can be present in but contained by the immune response from the mucosae of the upper respir
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by ssl232 5y ago
Third option: flawed hypothesis. Swabbing the nose or throat and performing subsequent RT-PCR analysis is not an infallable indicator of whether or not someone is free from the virus SARS-CoV-2 or infected with or likely to become infected
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by ssl232 5y ago
I guess, given its popularity, Google won't kick Telegram off the store for obfuscating the URL and using an unauthorised (?) API endpoint but I imagine this will get them in some sort of trouble.
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by ssl232 5y ago
I'm not certain, so you might be more informed than me. It's possible my server is sending on port 25 and since the firewall I use doesn't block outgoing connection I just didn't notice. TIL!
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by ssl232 5y ago
I've had 2 kimsufi email servers and both were fine. It shares the same data centres as OVH so I guess IP ranges are similar. No problems with blacklisting based on anything other than my own misconfiguration so far, and it's been
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by ssl232 5y ago
I'd rather say the tl;dr quote is: > He plans to spend the rest of his career building the web’s one true platform, the open system the internet deserves. and his Camus quote later on: > "The only way to deal with an unfree
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by ssl232 5y ago
> “I would be very, very interested in Mozilla,” Mullenweg said. Nice. I hope if Mozilla is ever in jeopardy of losing its independence, Mullenweg can scrap together whatever it will cost to buy and fix them. Seems like the right person
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by ssl232 5y ago
Port 25 is only required if the destination doesn't support TLS, I think. I've not opened port 25 outgoing on my server and I've had zero issues delivering sent mail to other servers for maybe 5 years. I think OP might have m
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by ssl232 5y ago
You may just have been unlucky with your IP block having spammers. How were you hosting it - own ISP or another provider? I have not had deliverability issues for years with my Kimsufi (OVH France) server. While I am confident my server is
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by ssl232 5y ago
Agree regarding learning the magic words. There''s probably no substitute to just diving in and setting up a server with a domain you can afford to get blacklisted for a few weeks while you make mistakes. But once you know the mag
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by ssl232 5y ago
How often do you need to send on port 25? In my experience also running my own mail server, never. Receive from servers that don't support encryption yes, but never send. I always send using TLS and since maybe 5 years I've not ha
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by ssl232 5y ago
https://github.com/TheDen/btc-heist/blob/5cf0ef73857277f1321... You don't need the f.close() here - the context manager does it for you.
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by ssl232 5y ago
On the other hand, if you were, like me, an early adopter of the Raspberry Pi you probably find your old Pi 1 is too slow to use for demanding applications these days. But doing a bit of bit banging and software or hardware SPI to control a
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by ssl232 5y ago
I am sorry but from your reply it seems like you've missed my point. Not sure how I can clarify it so I'll just stop replying.
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by ssl232 5y ago
Niedersachsen, but I think you're missing my main point: the mental and physical effort for doing a test is much lower in the UK. As I said, you can order a set of 7 lateral flow tests for next day delivery to your door. The free tests
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by ssl232 5y ago
On the last point, have there been any developments in early treatment protocols in Germany?
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by ssl232 5y ago
The data in question is anonymised patient data. I believe this is not available publicly, only statistics. Apparently this person is a retired NHS manager of some sort, probably got the data via an old colleague. If the data were public th
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by ssl232 5y ago
I live there and there was a shortage where I was up until recently, and prices for home kits are higher than they used to be. Free tests are free but you must go to a testing center, potentially having to book beforehand. In the UK you get
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by ssl232 5y ago
That hasn't stopped Germany announcing new restrictions on visitors from the UK from tonight. Notably tests in the UK are free and the public are encouraged to do 2-3 tests per week, versus Germany where tests were up until recently ch
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by ssl232 5y ago
"John Dee" has access to NHS data for a region of England and recently posted this: [1]. Take with a pinch of salt given the anonymity but it shows a much larger spike in respiratory illness admissions to hospital in December 2019
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by ssl232 5y ago
Interesting - it's clear that some talented people on a mission were put in the right place at the right time. I too would be interested to hear from anyone that knows more!
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by ssl232 5y ago
Agreed. The others here saying FAQs are useful should try gov.uk and understood why they shouldn't be needed. Using gov.uk you really get an idea a lot of research and testing has gone into the text phrasing and structure and the overa
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by ssl232 5y ago
This would just annoy me if I were given one.
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by ssl232 5y ago
I started out with OpenSCAD but found it limited me eventually with some of its lack of advanced features, probably because it focuses on solid geometry. I recently switched to CadQuery which uses the same CAD kernel as FreeCAD and haven&#x
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by ssl232 5y ago
What makes you think Australia's lockdown worked, yet? They've not as far as I'm aware opened up and demonstrated they're free of SARS-CoV-2. And since the current vaccines aren't reducing spread of the virus (enoug
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by ssl232 5y ago
> On a particularly dumb note, ciders are limited by law to 0.64g per 100ml, or 3.2 volumes. Above that level they cease being ciders and instead become a sparkling wine. This is very important because natural cider is taxed at $0.226 pe