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by xenonite 7y ago
Wrong. There is no explanation why a cubic function should be correct and better fitting than an exponential function to another basis, therefore I must assume this is incorrect.
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by xenonite 7y ago
So, what better UX do you propose? Playing a sound of a squeaky door? On the other hand, I live in a country where it is considered polite to knock on doors and wait until the door is opened from the inside. And no one is straightly accused
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by xenonite 7y ago
Let me ask how many of those who now argue in Zoom's favor have bought shares or are invested in any other way, like having bought licenses directly or indirectly for their company?
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by xenonite 7y ago
> Does anyone know if they've ignored the concern? Well yes, an example is their reaction on their Zero Day: https://medium.com/bugbountywriteup/zoom-zero-day-4-million-... > Ultimately, Zoom failed at quick
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by xenonite 7y ago
> One key driver of profitability is labor-market arbitrage. Nearly one third of Zoom’s team, and the majority of its engineering team is based in China. The result is the company spends less than 10% of its revenue on R&D, which is
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by xenonite 7y ago
well the article says admins can join "without warning" (i.e., without notice) and without consent. Although the article does not say whether the admin appears on the user list or not, lets assume the admin does show on the user l
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by xenonite 7y ago
If you are looking for a source of these claims, let me give you one: https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2020/03/what-you-should-know-a... > Administrators also have the ability to join any call at any time on
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by xenonite 7y ago
thank you for the hint. There are many works of Russell Ackoff. Could you recommend one of these for this regard?
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by xenonite 7y ago
Well I think this a standard feature of conference call software, you can quit and re-join at any time.
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by xenonite 7y ago
It is, in Europe with the GDPR.
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by xenonite 7y ago
Jumpcut has been around for a very long time. It does what it should very reliably, is open source, and there is no feature you don't want to be there. Perfect!
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Jumpcut: macOS Clipboard Manager(snark.github.io)
3 points by xenonite 7y ago|1 comments
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by xenonite 7y ago
Aerosols are created when flushing the toilet, and the virus is detectable in stool, so there is another vector.
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by xenonite 7y ago
I use a similar setup in Microsoft teams, here using two iPads. One for video and audio, and another for writing with a pencil, usually on PowerPoint slides. With the Apple Pencil, I am drawing, with my finger I am pointing (with a long pre
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Apple Releases iOS and iPadOS 13.4(macrumors.com)
2 points by xenonite 7y ago|0 comments
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by xenonite 7y ago
Yes, please see the discussion in the second study. They cite the findings of an investigative team of the WHO for the infections in the same building, and add their own findings to explain infections other buildings (which the WHO didn&#x2
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by xenonite 7y ago
I don’t think this is reliable enough if you like to stay safe while being out, although it seems better than nothing. Considering that aerosols are a plausible infection vector, it becomes necessary to introduce air flow models that includ
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Whereby now supports meetings with up to 50 participants and 12 video streams(medium.com)
1 points by xenonite 7y ago|0 comments
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by xenonite 7y ago
The infection vector via aerosols is really concerning. The virus is detectable for hours, and its median half life as aerosols is 1.1-1.2 HOURS! Please note: aerosols do not sink to the floor, they just hover like dust in the air. Previous
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Aerosol and Surface Stability of SARS-CoV-2 as Compared with SARS-CoV-1(nejm.org)
8 points by xenonite 7y ago|2 comments
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by xenonite 7y ago
No, it seems not.
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by xenonite 7y ago
Difficult to speculate. Maybe there were less travelers flocking to China? Maybe there were less phones manufactured and tested in the factories?
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by xenonite 7y ago
On the other hand, this is quite sensitive data, which is why a respected nonprofit organization would be much more trustworthy, and which is why I understand the decision of the referees.
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by xenonite 7y ago
Interesting poll, thank you! Let me ask, what do you actually mean by "symptoms"? Temperature above 37.2 °C (99.9 °F)? Sore throat? Cough? Or combined? Is it possible to differentiate the list a bit, although this yields more opti
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by xenonite 7y ago
Let me find reasons why this can make sense. On one hand, this decreases the motivation to go to banks. On the other, it is possible to outfit each of the opened branches: instate a ticketing system to control the number of persons within t
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by xenonite 7y ago
Furthermore, each of the (binary!) checkboxes seem to linearly add weight to the total value, which seems overly simplified.
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by xenonite 7y ago
Well I am actually really glad that finally some first hand reports turn up, which gives life to the numbers and the highly censored videos. I would also be very interested to learn what affected persons do speculate about exactly where and
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by xenonite 7y ago
Indeed, thank you, I removed it.
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by xenonite 7y ago
If anyone has ever doubted this has an effect on young people, please consider the following excerpts from the article: > “It first struck me how different it was when I saw my first coronavirus patient go bad. I was like, Holy shit, thi
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by xenonite 7y ago
I am sorry, with previous generation I meant the non-retina version of 2016, which indeed had U processors.

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