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I'm not that kind of doctor. IT specialist and occasional patient magnet.
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I wanted to always have on me references for the different font size options on my DYMO printer.
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YESSSSS
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It would be nice if the hindbrain would play something other than Crisis Simulator when we're supposed to be resting.
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Leaning heavily on Wikipedia's standard for notability [0], consider the following:
"A[n account] is presumed to be suitable for a [verification badge] when it has received significant coverage in reliable sources that are independent of the subject."
[0] en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikiped...
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Dana I want you to know that you are loved and cherished
Even if most of my interactions with you are
DANA NO
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What am I missing here? Why is this not a no-brainer?
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Literally billions of doses of these vaccines have been delivered globally, saving millions of lives. The risk profile of these vaccines is extremely well understood and extremely good.
Whereas people at lower risk of severe outcomes from COVID-19 can still be severely damaged by it.
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The (very low but statistically significant) risk of serious side-effects in some of the conventional protein-based vaccines may warrant this approach, e.g. for Novavax or ChAdOx1 (the Oxford/Astrazenica) vaccine.
But wilfully limiting access to the incredibly effective mRNA vaccines would be nuts.
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Was looking through those yesterday :D Glad you got to meet some of my favouritest people, under only slightly harrowing circumstances. ;-)
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So say we all.
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UK should be "Hurricane".
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Hmm.
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[ ODC 1 flashbacks ]
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Has anyone warned you about post-LARP drop?
If you feel horrid at some point in the next few days: don't worry, it's normal, you miss the people and things. You'll feel better.
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In fairness, my radio callsign is 'doom' — so everything I do is a doom-thing.
Doompost. Doomhug. Doomhicsqueak.
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Clearly the answer is to let them fight over it, and then pick off the winner when they're most vulnerable. ;-)
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Good grief, HOW long? Thorough indeed!
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Also, it's amazing how much the Conservative vote has just completely collapsed, both in the previous GE and in yesterday's polling.
Labour should probably be treating Reform as the opposition now and responding accordingly.
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Gesundheit.
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WRONG, that was apparently 2021...
cyberplace.social/@GossiTheDog...
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If I've learned anything in IT (which is, conspicuously, not the same thing as grid management) it's that these things can be complicated, and hostile action is not required for things to go wrong.
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Apparently an "incident with a seaplane", per:
cyberplace.social/@GossiTheDog...
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RIPE Atlas probes showing a rather clear pattern:
atlas.ripe.net/statistics/c...
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BBC now has it: www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/c9...
A chunk of .fr reportedly also impacted, per www.thelocal.es/20250428/bre...
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Very manly: "I like big BRRRTs and I cannot lie"