What does the new kernel mostly rely on? I'm not sure what part of the cycle we're in for development although I am interested to see who wins this generation.
Wow, simply a tragedy. It seems as though the majority of people(Southern California especially) did not adhere to safety guidelines. They virtually brought it upon themselves.
True, but while the behavior (and rate of spread) is from the population as a whole, the impact is felt by individuals. Someone who's staying home except to get essentials once a month is at significantly increased risk when they visit stores if there are more carriers - and of course someone who's staying home and develops a medical emergency completely unrelated to covid won't have an ICU bed either.
Or, alternately, hospital administration is doing an excellent job of optimizing for revenue by oversubscribing their biggest profit center.
SoCal hospitals have been infamous for sending any baby they can to the NICU for any reason so long as the parents have insurance, because regular L&D is a cost center. Is adult ICU really that different?
High school is a complete hell-hole full of warring social factions. I wouldn't be surprised if people didn't try to physically decimate each other when in-person classes return.
Did Microsoft actually believe that Linux distributions would actually surpass market share? I suppose they never realized that Linux kernel-based technology would hamper their dominance.
