🎓 Dr. Freemo 🇳🇱 @freemo@social.cleverlibre.org

@icedquinn There are videos of Mother's fucking lasers out there and I havent seen it?

@trickster@mastodon.technology Note this paper is about as respectable as the paper that claimed vaccines cause autism. It is not peer reviewed, it is not published in or accepted by a journal, it has no DOI, has not even entered peer review, and is junk science.

@realcaseyrollins If it were designed with acoustics in mind bigger can sometimes be better, at least if what i hear from people who play in orchestras are true anyway.

@stux Nice!

@ademan

They do tend to lean left more so than right.

@beefcake

@stux Nice, what tool are you using to generate that page?

@icedquinn

Right, thats why the people crunching the numbers dont really do that. Or when we do they are carefully vetted and controlled.

@beefcake

@icedquinn

Those numbers arent correct. it would imply 2.5% of people who get COVID die, which is not the case.

@beefcake

@icedquinn

Fair point, but the result is still the same, if your healthy the amount of risk it reduces in covid is less than the amount of risk it adds on its own. There is good reason for the medical standards in place.

You also cant just look at the percentage of serious incident without looking at other numbers. 1% serious incidents but with more severe outcomes (like internal bleeding) is worse than 5% serious incidents that are less severe... so we arent really talking a complete picture here.

Point is, like i said, there is a point of equilibrium with this stuff. If you give it to people who are in good condition then your not helping, but as a medication for someone crticially ill it will help.

But no matter how you cide it even if it had no side effects at all it isnt a cure, it merely improves your odds at best.

@beefcake

@icedquinn

Yes, less than 1% is extremely significant. COVID kills less than 1% of people too alone. So now your taking a drug that has a similar chance of killing you as COVID that slightly reduces the chance of COVID killing you. So overall your chance of dying has now just increased.

@beefcake

@IAmAWarCrime

Hahaha fair :)

@icedquinn @beefcake

@icedquinn

Thanks, yes that is damning on google to say the least.

@beefcake

@IAmAWarCrime

Isn't that exactly what I just said?

@icedquinn @beefcake

@icedquinn

Can you point me to the wording of that "official policy" please.

And yes as i state it is effective, it just isnt a very good solution overall.. A bullet to the brain cures COVID too, doesnt mean its a good treatment.

@beefcake

@icedquinn

The issue was never if ivermectin had a positive effect on the virus but rather if the risks associated with its use outweighed the gains. In severe cases obviously ivermectin makes sense, but in more minor cases where they stand a chance of recovering on their on, not so much. Moreover, it only increases your chances of survival, which isnt the same as saying its a cure. If you take it you still stand a unacceptably high chance of dying.

That said, I'm not sure what google claimed exactly to decide if they were lying or not.

@beefcake

@icedquinn

Well yes, the fact that they are putting on airs about handling "disinformation" is nothing new. I would even say what they will do, albeit mostly as an unknown, is scary given their disposition as a party in general. That said I can find no evidence of anyone associated with Biden saying anything about SMS messages directly.

@beefcake

@beefcake That is the assertion, not the evidence of the assertion. I am looking for the reason why that assertion/claim is being made (the evidence) not the accusation itself.

@Co of you multiplied 100 by 12.. no we have like 60 users so the cost would be 60*100*12

So actually more like 72,000$ per year if we had to pay.

@Co I'm curious where you got the number 1200$ from?

@stemid More than I could recall to list, without some license the server is fairly well crippled. Though I'm not sure we need ultimate per se, a lower tier would have most of what we need too.

Must haves:
* Merge request approval
* Multiple approvers for MR
* Custom approval rules
* two-way repository mirroring
* Push rules
* merge rules
* Continuous Integration support (big one)
* Smart card support
* Static page hosting w/ Let's Encrypt support on custom domains

Nice to have:

* Scope labels
* Issue weights
* Customizable e-mail notifications
* Road maps
* Code owners
* Group level wiki
* Advanced searching
* Group-level code coverage
* maintenance mode for updates
* Configuration UI (Ultimate only)
* Security dashboard