throwaway10110

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by throwaway10110 5y ago
Arguments over AZ production feckups and vaccine exports stopped weeks ago. And billions have been poured instead into producing mRNA vaccines not just for europe but for the world. The article is about pursuing AZ in courts, its aim is not
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by throwaway10110 5y ago
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by throwaway10110 5y ago
Apples vs oranges comparison you made, they probably given indemnity in case of unknown sideefects as other vaccines were given in europe, us etc This seems to be a contractual dispute.
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by throwaway10110 5y ago
Under 30s in UK are not recommended AZ jab Its same in other countries ranging from no restriction to restriction being to anything up to under 60s not recommended is not same as "banned" stop reading UK tabloids.
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by throwaway10110 5y ago
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by throwaway10110 5y ago
To be honest here in Ireland where majority of vaccinations have been Pfizer people seemed to stop caring about AZ and there is a sizeable chunk of people who are refusing AZ (my own elderly parents and their siblings really scared now and
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by throwaway10110 5y ago
Heh i wonder if we ever get Minecraft 2.0, i get a good chuckle how it just barely runs on consoles and ultrapowerful PCs yet looks so "basic" Myself and my son absolutely love it and spend months in this pandemic deep in minecraf
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by throwaway10110 5y ago
Yes
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by throwaway10110 5y ago
Wait till the author discovers Kotlin his mind will be blown Kotlin should have called itself Java++ imho, that would help adoption in enterprise where managers might not know difference with Java
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by throwaway10110 5y ago
That is just awesome, I go into bitcoin in 2011 or 2012 (in top few hundred users on bitcoin-otc back when price was $4 a pop) and had loads of ideas for services (+ accepted bitcoin for years for webhosting) but listened to all negative co
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by throwaway10110 5y ago
thats quite an antipattern in production. Immutable config via a config class that can exit early (prefereably startup) if there is a misconfiguration
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by throwaway10110 5y ago
I see, wow, then this sucks
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by throwaway10110 5y ago
Ive been using bitcoin since 2011ish i think, one of the first few people on bitcoin-otc first trade was $40 for 10 bitcoins (paid with paypal transfer funily enough) i must have bought and sold hundreds over years, still have few dozen In
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by throwaway10110 5y ago
Businesses might want to be settled in the currency of their home country for ease of accounting/taxes and not be subjected to high volatility
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by throwaway10110 5y ago
This basically kills BitPay who recently made all transactions (of any value) in crypto require KYC registration.
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by throwaway10110 5y ago
Here in Ireland, i am living in a rural location half hour drive from small city (70k people) and have 1000/100mbit fiber to home. Used to be fairly bad "up to" 3mbit wifi wireless, then 70mbit "4g" wireless, with s