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We never extirpated it worldwide, and people travel, so there’s probably always been “pressure” against the vaccinated populations
“Still common and often fatal in developing countries”
From the CDC
https://www.cdc.gov/pinkbook/hcp/table-of-contents/chapter-13-measles.html
And some of them have big screens and the snacks are _right there_.
Don’t know enough to guess but I’m curious. What?
(BeOS. An unsecured login to a FORTRAN server somewhere in Mountain Time. Your Lenovo refrigerator, overclocked. ??)
It’s like having a neighborhood as well as the global connection, and the health of the neighborhood depends on you and the neighbors.
@suetanvil possibly TeX also
I have mixed feeling about that, because a very expensive starchitect *public library* near me went through lawsuits when the workers in it added legible signage that Did Not Fit the Architectural Vision. The *designers* sued, iirc. Bad players both sides, sometimes.
Paper taped inside the glass door has many humble virtues... I would personally be tempted to center-justify all of it.
Oh, like what? (not from there, love my own city’s civic entertainments) @Erased_Citizen @katemorley
historical rhyme; lots of northerly peasant food is vegan with only a little bacon and buttermilk because even if they could raise meat and dairy they had to *sell* most of that -- little lardoons of bacon, and the buttermilk left over after making butter for market, is the home food
Also delicious so
It’s MORE interesting, cough cough, that there are *two* open and well established task systems with recurrence and it still isn’t managed by a big attempt. (Meaning org-mode and cron. )
Org-mode has good recurrence, plus/minus all the decisions being right there in the text file.
It’s interesting comparing how org-mode and Todoist handle some things that aren’t obvious re. what we want the system to “just do”
Sometimes a bunch of men get away from all the boring women and discover there are still dishes!
Thus arises class, caste, military rank…
(joking not joking)