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@benjamineskola @Akki you might have got the MMR vaccine as your first dose, but the second dose given to schoolchildren in 1994 was only MR as there wasn't enough MMR available.
(The official 2-dose course was only introduced in 1996 - one dose is pretty good protection against measles but not quite good enough for elimination)
@Akki probably! For most people the measles immunity in particular is very durable.
The NHS hasn't digitised my vaccination records but the UK didn't start offering MMR until 1988 and availability was limited to start with, so I assume I've had two doses of MR and nothing against mumps.
@tess_machling I have yet to meet anyone who's been "caught up opportunistically" or "offered MMR where feasible" but I should ask my GP about this because as a 41-year-old I suspect I'm not immune to mumps.
@tess_machling also according to the Green Book, if you were born in the UK between 1970 and 1990 you should be eligible for at least one catch-up dose of MMR.
@kunsi solar as well - batteries are only used at night and it's *very* efficient. Haven't changed the batteries in mine for nearly 4 years.
@foosel @kunsi the MQTT bridge can emit Home Assistant compatible messages too, so you can use it to do HA and also other stuff.
(I wrote a converter for the MADIS/APRS network so my weather station is on windy.com: https://www.windy.com/station/madis-AV975?51.530,-0.073,11,p:temp)
@kunsi the ecowitt stuff is what I have and we also use it for EMF - genuinely good quality and decent value: https://www.ecowitt.com
There's a local Home Assistant integration for it, and there's also a MQTT bridge which is what I use: https://github.com/bachya/ecowitt2mqtt
@gsuberland I have seen higher readings at fosdem itself (though not recorded by me) and also in our regular pub (where we always sit outside)
Everyone talks about #fosdem flu but perhaps the actual problem is the bad ventilation at Delirium