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by zigzaggy 6y ago
Thanks for sharing this! I just decommissioned an iPhone 7 and I think this is the perfect project for it.
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by zigzaggy 6y ago
Yep. I loved rooting droids and jailbreaking iPhones back then. It almost seems like it ain’t worth it these days. I can’t think of much I can get in JB that I can’t have anyway
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by zigzaggy 6y ago
PCR and Serological Studies: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1zC3kW1sMu0sjnT_vP1sh...
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The LA County serology study is now peer-reviewed AND published(jamanetwork.com)
2 points by zigzaggy 6y ago|1 comments
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by zigzaggy 6y ago
Thanks for the heads up. Just added this to my iTunesU Library.
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by zigzaggy 6y ago
Trail Router looks fantastic! In light of the shutdowns, I've restarted my running / training and I'm planning for a 10 miler in October. This will be a fun way to plan runs and keep me interested. That's always been my
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by zigzaggy 6y ago
Shouldn't we skip directly to wireless charging?
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by zigzaggy 6y ago
Or probably even 192.168.1.1
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by zigzaggy 6y ago
American here. This is the first I’m hearing anything but good things about how Germany has handled this crisis. And I consider myself to be fairy tuned in. Don’t sweat the trolls, you’ll never make them happy.
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by zigzaggy 6y ago
> short-term doping... Wait, what?
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by zigzaggy 7y ago
I realize the political nature of this topic, so please hear this question as sincere and not baiting / trolling: How is it a bail out if the government shut everything down to protect us from a pandemic? We’re intentionally pausing th
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by zigzaggy 7y ago
New York has a tech response team that you can volunteer with to help out: https://www.ny.gov/programs/new-york-state-covid-19-technolo... See HN thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22723098
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by zigzaggy 7y ago
Agree with this recommendation. Excellent book, great story. Very interesting career.
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by zigzaggy 7y ago
thanks for sharing this one! I love good radio stations. so hard to find down here in the deep south.
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by zigzaggy 7y ago
True, however, sometimes Slack is like if someone put the water cooler in your office, and then started having meetings around the water cooler in your office while you were working and then expected you to be even more productive.
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by zigzaggy 7y ago
I track my sleep with my Apple Watch (with an app obviously). I used Pillow (app) for a while, but recently I switched to AutoSleep (and I'm happy with the change). The app write up states that it tracks movement, but it doesn't r
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by zigzaggy 7y ago
Well I’m hearing most people are going to get it anyway. With tests we can slow it down. We’re going to have to accept some risk though aren’t we? We can’t really afford to shut the whole economy down for several months. And if you look at
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by zigzaggy 7y ago
It will be federally funded and state organized (over simplified but that the General idea)
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by zigzaggy 7y ago
Exactly. With mass testing options, we would be one solid plan away from getting back to some semblance of normal life. A combo of taking temp and testing those with fever, and the quarantining the sick, we could be confident in being in p
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by zigzaggy 7y ago
YES! This podcast got me through a very difficult time in my life. I had the perfect storm of social, family, and work related anxiety going a few years ago, and suddenly my health crashed. I was a total basket case! Insomnia made me the WO
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by zigzaggy 7y ago
First of all, we're clearly going to bail them out, but my argument IS about whether we should. I'm an "all possible options" kind of guy. That is, no matter how extreme, I want to discuss and rule out as many options as
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by zigzaggy 7y ago
Our points are NOT mutually exclusive. The system is flawed, and always buckles under the pressure of a disaster. Yes, the flaws made it weaker and it is therefore buckling hard. But it's pretty clear that people are scared, and the ma
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by zigzaggy 7y ago
>you can always dodge the issue by saying "but we have too much going on right now for this". I agree with this, which is why I'm looking for an honest conversation. Maybe THIS IS THE TIME to push back. I fully support dir
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by zigzaggy 7y ago
Trust me, I am the LAST person to advocate corporate socialism. But I think this deserves an honest conversation. I really wonder what would happen if we didn't save the airlines. What would happen if we let an entire industry collaps
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White House told federal health agency to classify coronavirus deliberations(mobile.reuters.com)
275 points by zigzaggy 7y ago|251 comments
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by zigzaggy 7y ago
I like the look and feel of this. My wife is an amateur photographer and she’s been looking for a simple way to post / share outside of social media. Fun side project for the weekend setting this up!
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by zigzaggy 7y ago
I also put travel plans on hold, but went ahead with my job change. I’ve been planning it for months and couldn’t bring myself to call it off. Mine was less of a job change and more of leaving an overworked position to go back to small busi
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by zigzaggy 7y ago
Out of curiosity, how has your plan changed? We haven’t had our first case either but I’m sure it’s around the corner. My wife and I are working on our plan tonight. This is probably the last weekend we’ll have before it comes here.
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by zigzaggy 7y ago
Yes it’s a little harder but it’s SO MUCH BETTER than being unhealthy/ unfit. I’m not necessarily a natural athlete but I’ve almost always stayed in shape... until a few years ago. I was running long distance trail runs and I injured m
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by zigzaggy 7y ago
Is this the same old revolution, or a completely new one? Also I supposed it will be streamed not televised.

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