I never said it was, I said it's ridiculous to think that gloves that come in boxes and aren't meant to be used in sterile environments are cleaner than properly cleaned hands.
Also, keep insulting people like that and you won't go far in life.
No, they'll get angry at the guy pointing out that one guy they like is actually taking their money to build a yacht collection while they can't imagine ever owning a house.
There are no benevolent rich guy and Linux isn't life, the reason billionaires exist is because we pay more for stuff than they're worth in order to enrich one man at the top of the chain.
Conversations I've had the last two days show that the theater really convinced some people
At the same time it's even better if they're all paid the same wage as it puts pressure on the private sector to get up to speed.
Even pre packaged, check the package to confirm if you need to clean it or not
Surgeons wear sterilized gloves. Do you think those 100 gloves boxes are sterile?
How come food poisoning isn't an issue where I live if cooks don't wear gloves even though it's the governmental norm? And I mean, in restaurants, in hospitals, in long term care buildings... No issues, no gloves... Weird right?
Also, did you know that healthcare workers mostly don't wear gloves unless there's a risk THEY will be exposed to YOUR fluids? Same reason over here we still wear gloves in professional kitchens when there's a risk that our fluids will come in contact with the food, i.e. if we cut ourselves.
I wouldn't say that it's the same as having people from all over the place that keep on living in their community. Live a couple of years in the city and your mindset won't be the same even if you're from a rural area. Add to that the door it opens to give good jobs in regions that need them and centralization makes even less sense.
Probably comes from the beef itself (churches by someone else, came from the onions) since it's an outbreak on a wide scale.
McDonald's workers where I live don't wear gloves yet there's no outbreak. Wearing gloves isn't more sanitary (it increases the odds that people won't clean their hands often enough), you still touch the gloves to put them on, if your hands are dirty the gloves are contaminated, if someone touches the gloves box with dirty hands then the surface is contaminated and cross contamination can happen every time someone takes a pair of gloves.
It's not a bad idea to decentralize the federal government as a way to make telework pretty much impossible to walk back on, you get a more diverse and representative public service that's closer to the population it should be working for.
But I don't think that's Trump's objective here...
It varies by province and at the federal level in Canada, 17.40 is for BC specifically, Alberta and Saskatchewan are the lowest at 15, Nunavut is the highest at 19 and it's 17.30 for jobs under federal jurisdiction.
The mistake was pre-ordering in the first place
Satoshi could liquidate 4.76% of all the bitcoins that will ever exist, that would wipe the crypto market and potentially bring the stock market along for a very bumpy ride, wipe a ton of money in pension funds and so on.
The fact that one person owns that much Bitcoin should worry anyone who is invested in it.
That's my point, saying only Valve and Nintendo have a release schedule that's more than a year long is disingenuous
No, all you do is repeat that you still need to clean your hands and need to change your gloves, the difference is that without gloves you can feel it if you're hands are dirty so you actually clean them more often, you don't need something in your face to remind you that "hey, you've got gloves on, you don't realize your hands are dirty, wash them!"
Legion Go, released a year ago, follow-up announced, no release date
ROG Ally followed up by the Ally X a year later but still sold (just like Valve is still selling two hardware versions of the Deck)
Then you have no name brands that do flood the market
Oh, sorry for respecting governmental guidelines backed up by science
Jailed Russian opposition politician Alexei Navalny has died, Russian media report, citing the prison service
More details added (no cause of death at this time):
The prison service in the Yamalo-Nenets district said he had "felt unwell" after a walk on Friday.
He had "almost immediately lost consciousness", it said in a statement, adding that an emergency medical team had immediately been called and tried to resuscitate him but without success.
Firefox's profiles implementation sucks
(On Windows anyway, don't know if different on Linux)
Just wanted to share that as a user of both Firefox and Chrome, it's one thing that makes me hate switching to Firefox. I often need to use two different profiles and the way Firefox does it sucks.
With Chrome I've got two shortcuts (that Chrome creates by activating an option) pinned to my taskbar that look distinct from one another and the instances that I open are combined under their respective profile shortcuts.
With Firefox I need to manually create two shortcuts, assign two distinct icons to differentiate them, change some properties so they open the right profile, pin them and because they're "regular shortcuts" instead of the default Firefox launcher shortcut, when I open the program I end up with a third Firefox icon in my taskbar (it does not open under the shortcut I used, it acts as if I clicked a shortcut on my desktop) where all instances get merged together no matter which profile they're associated with.
Bug report: When checking our own comments and tapping "Show context" the comments don't follow each other like they should
FiskFisk23 and my comment are both replies to Botree's comment, it gets even more confusing when tapping Show context a second or third time.