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Citrix is also frequently used as the backbone for programs like McKesson/Horizon/whatever they're calling it now. Medical software, basically. lol
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bird food bathtub posted:They just absolutely do not give a gently caress at all do they? Why would they? Nothing will come of it
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well it has been illegal for congressmen to trade on inside information for, oh, almost eight years nowquote:Insider trading bill heads to House 
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Citrix Receiver loving blows
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bloops posted:Citrix Receiver loving blows agree, I loving hate it
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Handsome Ralph posted:BUT WAIT, THERE'S MORE! https://twitter.com/mattmfm/status/1240818497745231877
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On the plus side, DOOM ETERNAL SOON
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https://twitter.com/Acyn/status/1240806440379371521?s=19 Tucker loving Carlson is asking for Burr to resign.
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Alaan posted:https://twitter.com/Acyn/status/1240806440379371521?s=19
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Tucker Carlson is morally outraged that someone else would downplay the severity of NCoV-19 for a paycheck
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Is it bad that I am hoping for more public meltdowns a la Trapt as the weeks go on? Because I think there's gonna be a lot of them as people go stir-crazy.
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The RWM reeaaaallly pushing hydrochloroquine
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Not only have the Republicans fully removed the mask, but are now actively mocking the press for acting as if the mask exists
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Milo and POTUS posted:The RWM reeaaaallly pushing hydrochloroquine It's showing not-terrible results, but the results aren't really definitive, either. At a guess, I'd say they're pushing it hard as a miracle cure so, if it does actually work, the plague ends up being the nothingburger they said it was. Does Trump actually have ties to Mylan, the manufacturer? Or did someone say 'this is showing good results' and he took that to mean it's perfect it's great let me spit that out all over the teleprompter?
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Milo and POTUS posted:The RWM reeaaaallly pushing hydrochloroquine Thats because anyone looking at experiences across the globe should realize the US is living in dreamland. Most countries have moved to quarantines backed by extensive testing and isolation for in excess of a month. Local governments are only able to mandate shelter in place with little testing and isolation and saying these measures will only be up for 2-3 weeks. When I walked my dogs today I saw kids playing together, dinner parties, wine bars that should have been closed but remained open on a technicality, and my dad wants to visit each of his units with an appraiser to refinance. Everyone accepts the necessity to pay lip service to social distancing but noone is properly reacting to the risk of spread. It's an abstract idea and I'm starting to worry this is just the honeymoon period and I actually need to stockpile. Hydrochloroquine is a simple, feel good idea to clutch at compared to the alternative.
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I'm so confused, what reality is half the country living in?
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lightpole posted:Thats because anyone looking at experiences across the globe should realize the US is living in dreamland. Most countries have moved to quarantines backed by extensive testing and isolation for in excess of a month. With or without hydroxychloroquine as a therapeutic, we're still in it for the long haul. Buy a little more non-perishables than you think you need during a bi-weekly outing to the supermarket, if you need to, but expect to be stuck in a revolving door of lockdown to semi-lockdown for the better part of the year. Like the RWM can praise it all they want, and it may even be of assistance in halting catastrophic damage to a person's lungs/death, but the ICU is still going to fill up, and people are still going to need vents. Best case, it's a miracle drug, but we still need to flatten the curve for long enough to build a respectable stockpile. Enough that 40% of Americans can receive 10+ days of treatment, possibly more, because that's the lowest estimate re: how many of us are going to come down with this virus. This also requires ramping up testing for the virus itself, because why hand out antivirals to someone who might have the flu if the drugs still need to be rationed? EDIT: wording, completing thoughts Old Boot fucked around with this message at 05:09 on Mar 20, 2020 |
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bengy81 posted:I'm so confused, what reality is half the country living in? The one where bad things happen to other people. Despite Trump's many unforced errors things are still going relatively OK for me.
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https://twitter.com/RobertMaguire_/status/1240825051018125316 https://twitter.com/jamiedupree/status/1240821255084924928 Is there a guillotine emote?
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UP THE BUM NO BABY posted:https://twitter.com/RobertMaguire_/status/1240825051018125316 
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UP THE BUM NO BABY posted:https://twitter.com/RobertMaguire_/status/1240825051018125316 Every time I see Ron Johnson doing something like this, I am reminded that it was people my age complaining about 'my vote doesn't matter' staying home that handed him and Scott Walker a solid win on a silver platter. Him and a bunch of Rs that infested the state-side legislature. Now the state's been carved up in favor of the Rs and we're barely a swing state anymore, lol.
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Who exactly did they poll? Fox News viewers?
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Riot Carol Danvers posted:Who exactly did they poll? Fox News viewers?
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I'm genuinely worried it could be accurate and that the average person is extremely low-information and just accepts what the administration is putting out at face value. "Well, even if I don't particularly like Trump, he wouldn't be lying about the administration's handling of the situation. Anyways, I'm not sick." Played right, this crisis offers the GOP some options that are profoundly undemocratic. Trump & Co. have no doubt seen Bibi's powerplay this week: https://twitter.com/harari_yuval/status/1240605817558237186 Cugel the Clever fucked around with this message at 05:45 on Mar 20, 2020 |
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lightpole posted:a simple, feel good idea to clutch at compared to the alternative. Been hearing that a lot lately.
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CRUSTY MINGE posted:Somehow Cowboy Mouth managed to catch my attention in 2000. They had precisely one hit, back in like 1995, called Jenny Says. I pretty much bought their discography over the years. A lot of their albums are recycling songs from previous albums, but they put on loving amazing live shows. Fred LeBlanc (drummer/singer) just goes apeshit about having fun and they're always at the top of my list for best live shows I've seen. They played a free concert at my college around then and I’ve seen them five or six times since then. They’re not as good as they were when Paul was still with them and Fred and John have had a hard time keeping two other people with them for more than a year or so but I’ll still turn out for a show. On a bad night they’ll still bring the house down.
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bird food bathtub posted:They just absolutely do not give a gently caress at all do they? More money for us. gently caress you.
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I had a coworker who was once frustrated about how Trump kept doing things wrong, but things would turn out well. Markets were doing fine, problems kept being kicked successfully down the road with the threat of major repercussions but the system would always rebound. Basically that Trump keeps Mr. Magooing his way to success. I don't work with him any more and haven't had a chance to continue to discuss this theory, but I was thinking: what of the ill-advised trade war and increased decoupling of our economy with China's reduced the economic shock of this--would this shock be smaller if it had played out longer and our economies were further disentangled. Was he right? What if delaying action ends up making it all worse like it appears to have? As a result, we take even more time off then we would otherwise, spend more time participating in social distance, more time without the luxuries we perceive as goods and the goods we perceive as needs. Do we become more comfortable with less goods, less unnecessary travel, more working from home, more engaging in technological efficiencies and less commuting? Through this, are we becoming more mentally prepared as a society to make the sacrifices necessary to slow climate change or survive its catastrophic effects? Am I writing pointless, logically ungrounded and overly optimistic diatribes while procrastinating? Did somebody inject some poisonous meme in my head years ago?
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I wikipedia inaccurate on this, because while it's of course not a miracle drug like Fox is pushing it does seem promising: Hydroxychloroquine and chloroquine have been recommended by Chinese and South Korean health authorities for the treatment COVID-19.[31] [32] In vitro studies have demonstrated that hydroxychloroquine is more potent than chloroquine against SARS-CoV-2 with a more tolerable safety profile.[33] On 16 March 2020, advisor to the French Government on COVID-19, Professor Didier Raoult, announced that a non-randomized unblinded trial[34] involving 24 people from the south east of France supported the claim that hydroxychloroquine was an effective treatment for COVID-19.[35] The trial is yet to be peer-reviewed.[34] An amount of 600 mg of hydroxychloroquine was administered to these people every day for 10 days. They reported "a significant decrease in viral load".[34] The drug appeared to be responsible for a "rapid and effective speeding up of their healing process, and a sharp decrease in the amount of time they remained contagious".[36] The antibiotic azithromycin - which is known to be effective against secondary infections from bacterial lung disease - led to even better outcomes. Professor Raoult said the results showed there was "a spectacular reduction in the number of positive cases" with the combination therapy. At 6 days, among patients given combination therapy, the percentage of cases still carrying SARS-CoV-2 was no more than 5%.[37][38] On March 17 after testing in several hospitals around Italy the Italian Pharmaceutical Agency has included hydroxychloroquine in the list of drugs with positive preliminary results for treatment of coronavirus disease 2019.[39]
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piL posted:I had a coworker who was once frustrated about how Trump kept doing things wrong, but things would turn out well. Markets were doing fine, problems kept being kicked successfully down the road with the threat of major repercussions but the system would always rebound. Basically that Trump keeps Mr. Magooing his way to success. You should probably ration your weed better, my man.
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Guess who's not working from home for the foreseeable future, in a poorly ventilated building. All because the IT department threw up their hands and said 'this is too hard we can't do it anyway we're working from home now bye.'
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Casimir Radon posted:Old people dumb enough to talk to a phone pollster. So my ex mother in law
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Current Event: I have returned to my first, best destiny. I broke a genset today!
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Old Boot posted:All because the IT department threw up their hands and said 'this is too hard we can't do it anyway we're working from home now bye.' It's like there's a switch in peoples' brains that, when flipped, sets down a marker from which everything prior is good and eternal and everything after is bad and new-fangled.
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