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#Biden: I want a VP who is "ready to be president on day one"
Joe Biden has told CBS Evening News that he wants a vice president who is ''ready to be president on day one.''
https://disrn.com/news/biden-i-want-a-vp-who-is-ready-to-be-president-on-day-one
Arizona is the most worrisome new Covid-19 hot spot https://www.vox.com/2020/6/11/21286431/coronavirus-arizona-covid-19-cases-deaths-navajo-nation
@realcaseyrollins @Meeper @jeff just don't use DoH tbh
The protocol sucks anyway, DNS over TLS with DNSSEC enabled is about as good as it gets these days
The protocol sucks anyway, DNS over TLS with DNSSEC enabled is about as good as it gets these days
@realcaseyrollins @jeff I think there is a typo since that sentence does not make semantic sense? AllI know by DoH in firefox, is that is an optional feature (only enabled by default in the USA) and by default it uses the Cloudflare DoH service (which you can easily change with a dropdown menu or your one of your choice afaik)
Generally all the snazzy brave stuff is delivered better with firefox extensions and I get that without the chromium bloat and the weird brave stuff.(indeed I do get a share of Ff bloat though)
Also then I get good firefox features like uc.css and customization
Wait...what is it about this history that the left so eagerly wants us to repeat? 🤔
How to make wifi work:
Use a cable instead.
Use a cable instead.
does "left-libertarian" and "libertarian left" refer to the same people/beliefs? 
I really hope multi-vitamin helps me
current anime levels are 69%
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re: Asymptomatic spread of coronavirus is ‘very rare,’ WHO says
The WHO has, for now, backtracked on this claim:
>By Tuesday, Van Kerkhove was in front of the press again, walking back some of the comments and trying to explain what she meant. “I wasn’t stating a policy of WHO or anything like that,” she said. “We do know that some people who are asymptomatic, or some people who do not have symptoms, can transmit the virus on.”
>Van Kerkhove said she’d been referencing a handful of preprints — studies that have not yet been peer-reviewed — and added, “I think that it’s a misunderstanding to state asymptomatic transmission globally is very rare.”
>But some public health experts were nonetheless dissatisfied. Andy Slavitt, former acting administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, tweeted, “This is such a mistake that I’m not sure how or if WHO pronouncements can be covered now.”
>What Slavitt and others fear is that the WHO’s statements will further politicize the debate over the use of masks, putting more people at risk of infection. “It’s a very serious mistake to interpret this to mean that you don’t need masks in public,” says Eric Topol, a research methods expert and director of the Scripps Research Translational Institute.
https://www.vox.com/2020/6/10/21286426/can-asymptomatic-people-spread-coronavirus-who-transmission
>By Tuesday, Van Kerkhove was in front of the press again, walking back some of the comments and trying to explain what she meant. “I wasn’t stating a policy of WHO or anything like that,” she said. “We do know that some people who are asymptomatic, or some people who do not have symptoms, can transmit the virus on.”
>Van Kerkhove said she’d been referencing a handful of preprints — studies that have not yet been peer-reviewed — and added, “I think that it’s a misunderstanding to state asymptomatic transmission globally is very rare.”
>But some public health experts were nonetheless dissatisfied. Andy Slavitt, former acting administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, tweeted, “This is such a mistake that I’m not sure how or if WHO pronouncements can be covered now.”
>What Slavitt and others fear is that the WHO’s statements will further politicize the debate over the use of masks, putting more people at risk of infection. “It’s a very serious mistake to interpret this to mean that you don’t need masks in public,” says Eric Topol, a research methods expert and director of the Scripps Research Translational Institute.
https://www.vox.com/2020/6/10/21286426/can-asymptomatic-people-spread-coronavirus-who-transmission
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