xenonite

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   by xenonite 7y ago

   Well, in this case I don't see why a customer should stick with the ISP if it doesn't deliver. In Germany, there are several examples where the termination of contract was judged as being okay if the bandwidth regularly fell below
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   by xenonite 7y ago

   Sure, thank you for asking. My source is an interview in the first German state TV station (ARD). I am sorry that I can't provide you with an English source. If you understand German, please watch https://youtu.be/IHF0I
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   by xenonite 7y ago

   Even if a youngster as a higher change of survival, there are serious effects reported. Fibrosis (damage of the lung tissue) lasts for much longer (over 4 weeks) than it is known in any typical flu. And what happens after 4 weeks is still t
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   by xenonite 7y ago

   In the short time, I agree with you. However, this also reduces the incentive to produce in a foreign country. Hence, this would even move many jobs back to the country where the consumers live. This in turn keeps the consumers' money
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   by xenonite 7y ago

   I think you mean that for example, the US pollution standard needs to be fulfilled by Volkswagen if they like to export VW cars to the USA. However the OP meant more than that: that the VW workers, employed for example in Mexico, who assemb
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   by xenonite 7y ago

   There is no 40 minutes limit for <=2 persons in a Zoom meeting. Are you sure the limit is removed for larger groups? I don't see this stated on https://zoom.us/pricing .
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   by xenonite 7y ago

   So for peak load, it’s an upgrade compared to the previous generation MacBook Air. But for sustained load, it seems to actually be a downgrade, as the previous gen still had processors of the U series.
8. 458.▲
   by xenonite 7y ago

   Lucky you, because yours still has a U processor, not a Y one.
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   by xenonite 7y ago

   I couldn't find any weight specifications for the Magic Keyboard for iPad Pro. For reference: the 12.9-inch Smart Keyboard Folio, without a trackpad and without scissor switches, weighs 407 grams. So, lets speculate the new keyboard, a
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    by xenonite 7y ago

    I still miss the MagSafe magnetic charging cable that pops off when tripping on the cable, though.
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    by xenonite 7y ago

    The other one was submitted later according to the ID. Could one move the comments from there to here?
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    New MacBook Air(apple.com)

    574 points by xenonite 7y ago|576 comments
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    by xenonite 7y ago

    Thank you!
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    by xenonite 7y ago

    reMarkable official page: https://remarkable.com
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    by xenonite 7y ago

    The original source of the linked article is a letter by Prof. Sergio Romagnani, sent to the newspaper Corriere Fiorentino, published here on March 15: https://corrierefiorentino.corriere.it/firenze/notizie/crona..
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    Phyphox: Physical Phone Experiments(phyphox.org)

    57 points by xenonite 7y ago|7 comments
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    by xenonite 7y ago

    Could you cite these sources please?
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    Coronavirus age-specific fatality ratio(statmodeling.stat.columbia.edu)

    4 points by xenonite 7y ago|0 comments
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    by xenonite 7y ago

    Isn't it possible for the contractors to unite and force altogether to let their individual contracts with Facebook be changed?
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    All Swiss schools and universities close for the next 3 weeks(srf.ch)

    2 points by xenonite 7y ago|0 comments
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    by xenonite 7y ago

    If you meant DWD (=government) did it at double the cost, then this makes sense.
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    by xenonite 7y ago

    I second this. Because of this I don't understand why the German government is not acting more drastically in terms of isolating old people. Especially the current CDU/CSU/SPD leadership was largely voted by the elderly. Sour
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    by xenonite 7y ago

    The data source for Wolfram is the John Hopkins University dataset. Here, there are listed 25 recovered cases for Germany. The erroneous number 28 might come from the calculation 25 + 3.
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    by xenonite 7y ago

    Cool ideas here! I can just encourage you to test what is possible :-)
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    by xenonite 7y ago

    in the USA?
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    by xenonite 7y ago

    The virus is called "SARS-Cov2", the disease is called "COVID-19".
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    by xenonite 7y ago

    This certainly explains how a time-buffer can smoothen the workload in hospitals. However, the article seems to completely miss the exponential growth in infections. Therefore don't think that the description is valid.
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    by xenonite 7y ago

    Well that’s math, and holds for the limit. A rate of 67% requires a R0 around 3 and requires immunity after curing, for those that remain alive.
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    by xenonite 7y ago

    There is a live chat functionality, yes, thank you for the idea. In terms of feedback, I miss fine detail, just in the moment: For example, if the students appear overwhelmed by an explanation, or if they like a joke.
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    by xenonite 7y ago

    Last week, I tried teaching half of the university class in person, and the other half watched online. I sat at the desk in the classroom and streamed with Microsoft Teams 1) a video of me (using the selfie-camera on the iPhone) and 2) the