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Ahh thank you! I am guessing you are outside of the USA. Our testing pipeline was basically a shit show until the end of March 2020 [1]. The first CDC kits (The only tests authorized) didn't start shipping out until the start of Feb, a
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You had the same experience in late Jan of 2020 or 2021?
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I just think most people haven't actually had a bad case of the flu or a respiratory illness before. So people who did around November/December assume it must have been covid, when they most likely just caught something that peopl
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It's possible you had covid, but I think the odds are stronger that you just had a different respiratory illness that was going around at the time.
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It's social engineering, which is definitely a hack/technique used in hacking.
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Anecdote: I saw someone this morning get pulled over for rolling through a stop sign.
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It is currently slated to be released on June 25th. This article is based on early details reported on by interviews with people who have seen early versions of the report.
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Some of the confirmed cases from the pentagon include the fact that they were detected on radar.
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FireEye Announces Sale of FireEye Products Business to Symphony Technology Group
(fireeye.com)
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I will just start by saying that I think UFO stuff is interesting, but I am not convinced it's aliens. Just fun to read up on every few years. With that said, I don't know how we will get beyond "that's neat and I can&#x
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Well for UFOs (I.E. something that is flying that is hard to identifying, not exactly ALIENS!), I think it's two things. 1. Phone and security cameras are good for objects in close distance. The farther the object, the worse the qualit
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I don't know, there are plenty of prolific and well regarded authors (Stephen King comes to mind) that have plenty of stinkers in their catalogue.
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Whether it is released or not, he is still someone who wrote a werewolf novel and if it is released it's not something that would detract from his other works or legacy.
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How do people get that many cards? Myself and about 3 friends have all been trying to get a 3060 or better for the last 3 months to build new computers and none of us has gotten a card yet. This is a mix of following discords, knowing site
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They previously did this with the 3060 cards, but accidently released beta drivers that unlocked the countermeasures [1]. I am sure people just start with using those drivers on the 3070/80 cards. [1]: https://www.theverge.c
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For those curious about seeing it in action: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gBCUQlF3MMU
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My place of work had an all hands a few months into the pandemic where they basically said they were surprised how everything is running as usual/better while everyone was WFH. I honestly don't know what they expected. People are
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I was gifted a copy of Mistborn by Sanderson and I've been having trouble reading. The first handful of chapters dragged for me, so I put it down in favor or something else. I think you point about flat characters is what did it for me
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Rereading (or "reexperiencing") something can be very valuable. Since you already know where the destination is going to be, you get to focus your attention on more of the little details you might not have picked up on the first t
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Last year I was leaving my house to walk my dogs when my neighbors dog jumped their fence and attacked my dog. I had airpods in, so I didn't hear anything until my dog literally screamed. I was able to turn around and hold my dog stead
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Have they been giving your family trouble about it? I can't imagine causing issues with your neighbor is worth such a small piece of land.
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Similar boat here. When we were still in the office, I would go to a handful of meetings, and then the rest of my actual working time was spent alone in a solo or shared office space. Going forward, a hybrid approach where I could go in a d
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This is what I was thinking. Rate of consumption between then and now has to heavily skew towards now. I've worked with multiple people who would come to work with a 64oz of soda (diet, if that matters) in the morning, finish it by lun
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I am guessing the rationale is that Face ID is supposed to be so good that you won't need to use your passcode. In regular use, Face ID unlocks my phone the moment I lift it; showing an "enter passcode" option button would be
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You can, but the above poster and original poster seem to be saying that fallback to passcode is a failure in it self.
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What do you mean by locked in? When I think of locked in, I imagine it being hard to cancel and move to another service. I switched to 1Password last year from LastPass and the first thing I checked was the process for exporting my data. It
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I think it's more related to how people listen to music. I would be curious if there are numbers, but just based off of talking with friends, most people listen to playlists that are either self created or curated by Apple/Spotify
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Cellphone cameras are good, but not great at taking pictures of objects in a distance. I live in a flight path for a landing approach of an airport. Planes get low enough where I can sometimes read writing on them, but taking clear pictures
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Just be honest with yourself and them. Say that you have a job that you are happy with, but assessing other opportunities. If they make an offer, you should be able to decide if it's right for you or not and move truthfully from there.
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He mulls over and comes to the conclusion later in his post that he probably could have done more to save his relationship. Just based off of the sentence you quoted and other things he said, I wouldn't be surprised if he was very dism
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