Yes. And also I don't believe China or Nepal are using imperial units... The world out there uses the metric-system!

When I switched from WinXP to Win10, I desperately missed the file search. I'm unable to find ANY file on my pc: nor by file-name, nor content, nor date or size. The search-function is absolute bullshit: it takes forever, finds nothing or lists unrelated files. I cannot believe Microsoft broke this basic function so badly! I cannot believe I have to use third-party solutions for such simple tasks.

So what?
South Tyrol (in Northern Italy) with a similar number of inhabitants (532.000) uses not only 100% electricity from renewable sources (mainly hydro), but is exporting it to the rest of Europe. South Tyrol produces twice as much it needs. And this since ever.

I fully agree.
Now I also understand, why they crippled the search-function in Windows Explorer: with indexing off, I'm unable to find anything - with indexing on, the pc is permanently slow as hell.

There's more than black and white. RedHat will also change its name to... maybe Tomato-Hat?

Oh come on, only because the USA is late, does not imply that other countries did not gather sufficient data in the last half year.
If people tested in March show now (3 months later!) less than half the amount of antibodies - what would you deduce?!?

You got it. But the worst has still to come:

You mentioned a "strong enough immune response" - and as it seems, anticorps do not last very long, as new data shows. So after a few months you may get infected again. And worst: any vaccine would be inefficient and of very limited use.

Do they also sell tickets at half price for one way only? Base jumpers like Felix might love that for a jump. See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

FYI: China had the most severe lockdown. And now China is testing ALL 10.000.000 inhabitants of Wuhan. Nowhere else in the world is this virus taken more seriously.

Meanwhile Brasil has stopped counting cases as well as victims.

Are you confusing Trump with China?

Switzerland has had more infections per capita than Italy. I wouldn't call that a success.

Believe me, I live in a ski-resort. The main areas of spread in Europe were ther ski-resorts. No doubt. Google for "Ischgl" and you will read, that people from Iceland, Germany, The Netherlands and Scandivavia were infected there. Germany has even started a class action(!) against the tourist resort Ischgl because of the many infections

No and no. Italy was the first country in Europe closing all flights coming from China.

The first persons in Europe, where Covid-19 was diagnosed in January, were in the French Apls (google for "Briton in French Alps chalet" and in Southern Germany (google for "Webasto patient 1")

The area around Milan was so hardy affected in February, because an ill person went to a hospital in Codogno and infected all workforce there, which in turn infected the patrients. There were lots of death among elder people and the virus was further spread by people going from Lombardy to nearby ski-resorts. At the peak of the winter season many people in northern Italy were ill. Me and my family included (I am from Northern Italy).

But now its over: all mid-European countries show low rates of infection. Italy has annouced today, that in june all borders will be open an tourists are free to go on holiday and cross borders. Yeah!

I don't know of any apres-ski in New Zealand that were full of people making party in February 2020.

But in Northern Italy, the French Alps, Austria or Switzerland, there were plenty. And there was where the virus was spread.

But New Zealand counts by far not as many tourists as Italy.