Comment Spain has done 10 operations, 1800 miles away (Score 1) 30
Congratulations to the UK. Spain has done about 10 operations 3.000 km away (Barcelona - Las Palmas de Gran Canaria).
Comment It's called combining, not mixing (Score 1) 195
Mixing is to put them together, in the same syringe, combining is one after the other.
Plus, there's studies running about combining them, so far AstraZeneca plus Biontech is a very good combination.
Comment MANUEL (Score 1) 36
Was it that difficult to copy his name correctly?
Manuel Lucio Dallo.
Comment Gazpacho(?) (Score 1) 84
So... what's the problem with gazpacho?
Comment "Journalist" (Score 1) 211
So, a "journalist" that goes to the crematorium to film and speculate about th deaths, that complains about the curfew and lock down measures, and protests taking down fences, and that insists and promotes violations of the lock down meausres (which in China and almost every other country in the world, is illegal). But hey, a "journalist". It's more likely to be an angry YouTuber seeking for a moment of glory.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
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Comment The biggest seroprevalence test (Score 1) 62
The biggest seroprevalence test so far was done on Spain with more than 30000 households. https://www.thelancet.com/jour...
Comment UK and Europe... (Score 1) 229
"European countries including the UK [...]" because of Brexit, UK might also leave Europe, physically... just for you to know.
Comment Re: US vs. Europe (Score 2) 267
If you count that our social insurances are awesome and included: yes.
Journal Journal: Anonymous Publishes Names And ID Numbers Of Spanish Riot Police
In Spain policemen have to have their ID numbers visible so they can be identified, but they usually remove them or hid them under the vests so they have complete impunity during demonstrations. After the demonstrations against the public budget cuts many people got injured, and detained, even press (police hitting a cyclist demonstrator,
Journal Journal: Anonymous Publishes Names And ID Numbers Of Spanish Riot Police
In Spain policemen have to have their ID numbers visible so they can be identified, but they usually remove them or hid them under the vests so they have complete impunity during demonstrations. After the demonstrations against the public budget cuts many people got injured, and detained, even press (police hitting a cyclist demonstrator,
Journal Journal: Spanish Police Beats Demonstrators of 12th - 15th of May And Censors Media
I'm a Spanish citizen living abroad and I've been following all the recent events and demonstrations of the so called "Indignants" since the May 15th of last year. I've seen that several publications have lately published information about the last demonstrations during the anniversary of the event, which occurred worldwide on May 12th. However I have not seen any pictures or footage about the police brutality that took place, especially in Madrid, during these last demonstrations. The intern
Comment Re:Undercosting much? (Score 3, Informative) 137
Don't be an idiot, Extremadura developed and deployed Linex, massively deployed in every single public (high)school in Extremadura; they know how to do it and what it costs.
Comment This was announced on February (Score 1) 601
Really? 9 months after it was announced it shows up in Slashdot?
http://www.elmundo.es/elmundo/2011/02/10/economia/1297339319.html
Comment I know the Gumstices (Score 2, Informative) 193
I did my final project with Gumstices, developing a complete user manual and they are incredible.
You can have many kind of software running inside them and the connectivity is also awesome, USB-net, ethernet, bluetooth, wifi, and now gps (and probably more to come).
We set up a JamVM to test Java and also C and C++ small programs.
Was nice to work with those small pieces of hardware.
