@justyourluck If 20% of the US milk supply has #H5N1, then we've already effectively done the study, because we don't have a human #AvianFlu pandemic. We would, if it were possible for pasteurized milk to be a significant vector.
Also, we’ve known for decades that pasteurization effectively kills influenza viruses. Pasteurization degrades both the protein capsules protecting viruses and their genetic material. What is in milk after pasteurization are fragments, not whole viruses.
@feld@justyourluck I’ve drunk raw milk too, from a literal family farm that had about a dozen Holsteins: decades before there was any sort of ideology attached or H5N1 risk. There was definitely some risk but it was unlike the modern circumstance. There is no good reason to not pasteurize milk and H5N1 is just one more pathogen in a long list that can appear in raw milk. I’d be MUCH more concerned by the risk of Listeria, Botulism, or enterohemorrhagic E. coli.
No. The fact that he thinks they could just reuse the steel of the old bridge is the best proof I have that Elon Musk is no sort of engineer. The physical characteristics of a piece of metal change over time under stress, temperature cycling, and vibration. Even those pieces which are not visibly bent or cracked (good luck finding those) won’t match their original strengths. https://mastodon.scot/@Peternimmo/112192734660529758
For anyone who has missed it: One of the maintainers of xz/liblzma (& libarchive?) has apparently been backdooring it for a couple of years. [REDACTED: FACTUAL ERROR] So once again I luck out with my oblivious computing choices, as much of what I work with is BSD-based
EDIT: I misread the initial analysis. It is NOT Debian-specific. It is Linux+GCC-specific
@mawhrin@lambdageek@niconiconi@lanodan@not2b In the 2000’s I built a whole config-mgmt toolkit which used that functionality to herd a mixed Solaris/OSF1/Linux world of a couple hundred machines from a single modest Sun box. Obviously one must handle all the asynch issues in harvesting results, but that’s a SMOP. I would think (with the freedom of having not looked…) that autoconf could run batches of tests.
@mcc#RandomPedantry Lab rats in fact DO get cancer more than normal. There are tightly-inbred strains of mouse and rat bred for higher cancer susceptibility. For exactly the reason the Linux users are valued...
@SheHacksPurple The broad assumption among non-experts that the largest service providers (MS, Google, AWS, etc.) are inherently better at #infosec than their smaller competitors.
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