Comment Re: Researchers said their lab was unsafe (Score 1) 469
again with the conspiracy theories. you have no proof, just a couple of coincidences.
did you hear the earth is flat, too?
again with the conspiracy theories. you have no proof, just a couple of coincidences.
did you hear the earth is flat, too?
no, i understand just fine. you fail to provide any link between the two.
No. I donâ(TM)t see that as evidence that the virus originated at the lab. I donâ(TM)t think you understand what the word âoeevidenceâ means.
The issue here is there are multiple levels of incompetence going on in the CCP here. Beijing told the local government in Wuhan to eradicate the wet markets after the first sars outbreak there. They did. However corruption in the local government led to the wet markets opening again and avoiding closure. Whether or not Beijing knew about this, or if the people whose responsibility to act on this were bribed or not is under debate, but the fact is that an outbreak from these supposedly illegal markets was extremely embarrassing for Beijing as it contravenes their desired image of having absolute control over the local governments - any break like this would be perceived as a sign of weakness in Beijing and a loss of confidence in their ability to rule. Hence, when the outbreak happened the immediate response was to attempt to cover it up an deflect attention.
Sure, but irrelevant: none of the evidence points to a release from the lab and all the evidence point to a release from the wet market.
How do you reconcile that?
So if it was accidentally released, why does all the evidence point to it having originated in caged animals?
congratulations to Amazon for promoting another sales guy to lead your cloud platform.
Satya has engineers like Guthrie & Russinovich at the helm, just saying...
yeah, this is extremely naive. the whole point of public education is that, for a small up-front investment, you help people become productive members of society and reap the benefits later, or at the very least avoid the huge cost of turning half your country into a slum. this is even more important nowadays where most manual labor is automated and job opportunities for the uneducated are diminishing rapidly.
Youâ(TM)re allowed to exploit monopoly of a market segment. Appleâ(TM)s segment is clearly less than the ~90% that MS had when they were sued.
They _do_ have a system for deploying security fixes. Itâ(TM)s called windows defenter.
Nonsense. There are plenty of other countries that have teachers unions and pay their teachers more than the US does and get better results from their students.
Private school vouchers are a back door way to fund religious schools with public money, and Jefferson had a thing or two to say about that.
Yeah I just switched to Bitwarden. I like that itâ(TM)s open-source and I can host it myself if I want to. The in-browser ui isnâ(TM)t as smooth as LastPass, but Iâ(TM)m sure itâ(TM)ll improve slowly especially since itâ(TM)s getting more attention now.
Itâ(TM)s not a 50 password limit, itâ(TM)s a 50 site/login limit.
This oneâ(TM)s specifically for you: https://www.google.com/amp/s/c...
> Good to know that my knowledge of the console is out of date.
not out of date, just absent. console apps & services have been in win32 since the beginning.
just because something strikes you as odd doesn't mean it's bad - it's more likely (especially given your recent demonstrations) that you just don't have all the information required to make an informed opinion.
I tell them to turn to the study of mathematics, for it is only there that they might escape the lusts of the flesh. -- Thomas Mann, "The Magic Mountain"
