The worst software I have ever seen.

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michelv
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Re: The worst software I have ever seen.

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HaloJones wrote:[off topic]
ethnic minorities generally have less disposable income, are less likely to have health insurance, are less likely to be able to work from home, less likely to be able to have the time for exercise, likely to be in less healthy living conditions, less able to eat healthily, etc.

lots of contributing factors to shift the survivability odds
Indeed. Seeing trends (covariation) does not mean there is causality.
In my country there is very clear proof of a direct link to old age, male and overweight.
michelv
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Re: The worst software I have ever seen.

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iceman1992 wrote: Exactly my thoughts. In the long run Cancer or Alzheimer's will kill many many more people than Covid19, we all should encourage people to continue afterwards.
You are forgetting about old age...
Won't go into that discussion to far, but when this COVID19 stuff is over, I will move happily away again to more urgent matters (eg climate change, Massive overpopulation of _H. sapiens_) using a real distributed and open software (BOINC).
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Re: The worst software I have ever seen.

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PantherX wrote: I do know that there was a case were it was confirmed that a donor was illegally installing F@H on systems and folding. After an investigation, and confirmation of that behavior, all the points were zeroed out under that username's passkey. While not frequent, it has happened so that's why a passkey is needed... to protect your identity.
Two or three as I remember. Jethroted was one and the name of the other escapes me, but it came after the JT incident. Long ago, back in the dark ages of risky behaviour and borging machines.
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