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The sunshine state records 2222 cases. NSW 12226 and VIC 5137.abigserve posted:Turns out "she'll be right mate" is a dogshit way to run a country. https://twitter.com/WYWFung/status/1476354079227932672
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In QLD the app doesn’t even have a check out function. It’s check in only.
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Dec 30, 2021 02:23
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Budzilla posted:The sunshine state records 2222 cases. NSW 12226 and VIC 5137. First the Belconnen kebab shop and now this
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Dec 30, 2021 02:26
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The Lord Bude posted:In QLD the app doesn’t even have a check out function. It’s check in only. In the apps defense, people are god drat awful at checking out. I mean it should 100 be there, but yeah I would actually be pretty interested in seeing status on how often people actually did check out. I remember from back in Melbourne times, some venues were actually okay at basically forcing people too.
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Dec 30, 2021 02:28
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Budzilla posted:The sunshine state records 2222 cases. NSW 12226 and VIC 5137. and there is no driver at the wheel
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https://twitter.com/mrbenjaminlaw/status/1473784900876570624
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Dec 30, 2021 02:46
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I'm pretty sure it auto checks you out after 24 hours.
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Dec 30, 2021 02:50
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The right way to build a contract tracing app would be to enable GPS when you "check in" that polls your location until you leave a set radius. Why not done?
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Dec 30, 2021 02:51
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It would be trivial to set a geofence callback in the app that would do that... It'd be like 4 lines of code
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Dec 30, 2021 03:07
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abigserve posted:The right way to build a contract tracing app would be to enable GPS when you "check in" that polls your location until you leave a set radius. Why not done? Theres also the Apple iBeacon things. Keno used them when they launched their mobile app in NSW as you could only play Keno in a pub/club. we had about 100 of the things installed on the ceiling with a special combo of them placed at the entrances and exits when I worked a a bowlo. https://developer.apple.com/ibeacon/ you could essentially make the whole check in/out process seamless, but the cost of the hardware and then also maintaining them (they said each one had a 12 month battery but it was more like 3)
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Dec 30, 2021 03:07
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Yeah I don’t think the Vic app has a check-out feature at all
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Dec 30, 2021 05:20
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dr_rat posted:In the apps defense, people are god drat awful at checking out. I mean it should 100 be there, but yeah I would actually be pretty interested in seeing status on how often people actually did check out. Huh?
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Dec 30, 2021 05:23
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We're so hosed
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Dec 30, 2021 05:27
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No dude this is good. We are free now.
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Dec 30, 2021 05:29
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Phigs posted:No dude this is good. Covid macht frei
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Dec 30, 2021 05:31
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Judging from the Government's actions, I believe they believe this is the beginning of the end of the pandemic. Everyone gets it, its relatively mild and we go about our lives. Guess they could be right  Well, unless you are old, have co-morbidities or are an anti-vax fuckhead. and Scotty goes on to win the federal election 
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Dec 30, 2021 05:47
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If the antivaxers die, there's a swing to labor. The old too.
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Dec 30, 2021 05:52
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freebooter posted:One of the reasons I'm surprised stuff has taken off so quick in SA and also that people are as you say dickheads about masks etc is because I would've assumed people would be more willing to embrace NPIs and COVID-safe measures precisely because they haven't had two years to get thoroughly sick of them. Lockdown burnout has always been in huge part that people can see there isn't the collective will from government to make it work—one rule for business and one for everyone else— and Sydney was emblematic of that. I can't go to the pub to even sit outside but a celebrity can fly in on a plane and give it to a limo driver. I have to wear a mask OUTDOORS but we can't organise effective hotel quarantine because the government is allergic to spending. That kind of thing.
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There are a lot of situations where indoor mask wearing isn't really feasible, or at least, it's not comfortable. Pubs and clubs specifically. I can see why someone would get annoyed that they have to wear a mask to buy a woolies roast chicken but there's no reason you can't mix with a hundred other people as long as you have a beer in your hand
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Dec 30, 2021 06:09
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heaven forbid the government gives out free rapid tests, it might hurt a donors profits
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Dec 30, 2021 06:13
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Not to worry - the English cricket team will ensure there's at least a couple of rapid Tests coming up.
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Solemn Sloth posted:Yeah I don’t think the Vic app has a check-out feature at all WA covid check in app doesnt have a check out function.
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Dec 30, 2021 06:43
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7 day quarantine with a test that gives a 30% false negative on the 6th as the only requirement. Don't get sick or be disabled or require medical intervention in the next few months because the health system is about to get catastrophically overloaded and hospitals a Petrie dish of COVID. What's the odds on the Big Opening Up being about ten times as impactful to business as previous measures that actually protected people because it turns out that dead and dying customers don't buy goods and services.
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Dec 30, 2021 06:44
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Why on earth would private industry give a gently caress whether the purchasers of their tests are private citizens, or the government who buys in bulk and hands them out? Surely if anything if the government is buying them you'll probably shift more units? edit- nvm he's talking about Chemist Warehouse not the manufacturers. Can the state govt just tell him to get stuffed and hand them out anyway? Breetai posted:a test that gives a 30% false negative What?
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Dec 30, 2021 07:19
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Don't worry, we won't see the same problems in a few weeks that other countries are because she'll be right.
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Dec 30, 2021 07:23
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abigserve posted:There are a lot of situations where indoor mask wearing isn't really feasible, or at least, it's not comfortable. Pubs and clubs specifically. I can see why someone would get annoyed that they have to wear a mask to buy a woolies roast chicken but there's no reason you can't mix with a hundred other people as long as you have a beer in your hand I think some of Australia's collapse in covid response was due to obsession with fairness and inconsistencies (although ostensibly reasonable) always being used at every turn to justify relaxing restrictions rather than increasing them both from an individual behaviour justification and policy making. The response to silly situations like this was always 'I guess there's no point wearing masks in woolies then' instead of 'maybe we should stop gathering in pubs' leading to exponential open er up momentum. It's still going on with the stuff around border travel testing.
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freebooter posted:Can the state govt just tell him to get stuffed and hand them out anyway? NSW and Victoria have already said that's what they're going to do
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freebooter posted:
Please, PLEASE correct me if I'm wrong, but I was looking up the efficacy of rapid tests and read that they return a positive result 70% of the time when the testee has COVID. This suggests a 30% failure rate to detect a positive case.
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I was of the understanding that a RAT is more likely to give a false positive than a false negative, though maybe things change with new strains?
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Laserface posted:Pretty sure the NSW app checks you out when you check in somewhere else. No, because you're supposed to like, check into a shopping centre, then the individual shop. You can be checked into multiple places at once.
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I know there is huge precedent for this kind of thing, especially when the leaders are from different parties etc. But ScoMo seems to be universally disliked by the State Premiers, and seems to have a particularly adversarial relationship even with the LNP run states. He did like Gladys though. For whatever reason.
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BrigadierSensible posted:He did like Gladys though. For whatever reason. E: bad joke. He liked her because she could keep a secret.
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Wasn't Avs' dad a big Gladys fan?
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Dec 30, 2021 08:39
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BrigadierSensible posted:He did like Gladys though. For whatever reason. Dude, he and Gladys hated each other. He played best buddy in front of cameras when it suited his narrative and backgrounded and undermined her when it didn't. Perrottet likewise hates the poo poo out of him.
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Dec 30, 2021 08:41
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Phigs posted:No dude this is good. "ABC posted:Baby with COVID-19 dies in South Australia, state records 1,374 new cases "Free". And no, they weren't vaccinated before you ask.
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Wizard Master posted:Not to worry - the English cricket team will ensure there's at least a couple of rapid Tests coming up.
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Wizard Master posted:Not to worry - the English cricket team will ensure there's at least a couple of rapid Tests coming up. England demonstrated the worst use of a bat since the Wuhan wet market
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Konomex posted:"Free". And no, they weren't vaccinated before you ask. Yeah we chose mass death over lockdowns. This is just the direct and easily foreseen result of our decisions. If we cared we wouldn't have done what we did. This is the freedom we asked for. Celebrate!
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