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originally posted by: cmdrkeenkid
a reply to: fleabit
Yeah, I don't know what that all really means pertaining to subnets. Still no demonstrable evidence of your claims and you're expecting someone, who admittedly has limited computer networking knowledge, do your legwork for you. You even say yourself that you only 'believe that is is probably their residential subnet.'
I think that the site in the aforementioned post is just maybe wrong or outdated. Like I said, full on internet access censorship from China would not shock me in the least bit, however it doesn't seem to be the case at this time until demonstrated otherwise.
originally posted by: lostsock
a reply to: celltypespecific I havent seen anyone in masks yet but I live in rural Tennessee. For the most part its just farmers and mountain men but what I did see at the grocery store was a HUGE display of Carnation powdered milk. Not the small boxes or bags but the large "makes 8 quarts" containers for $7.00 a piece. As I was putting 2 in my cart because well its powdered milk and I may need this some day soon I over heard a customer asking the store manager who was hauling out a HUGE cardboard bin of of freeze dried apple slices (If you haven't tried them they are delish btw) why they had placed such a huge display of powdered milk and now the freeze dried fruit. We don't normally get really bad weather here and she told him as much. He quietly replied that there is a new flu coming from China and his boss ordered extra dry goods. Summary of this little story is that while I stood in line I watched about every other person who passed by the display stop and pick up 2 or 3 containers of the dried milk. Instant milk is truly not some thing the average person has on their weekly shopping list so in my opinion people are planning and stocking up even if they aren't worried about getting the virus.
originally posted by: gusamaso
As a brazilian living in Brazil, should I make this arrangements as well?
China's Wuhan has converted 11 venues into temporary hospitals with over 10,000 beds, which takes in patients with mild symptoms caused by the #coronavirus
originally posted by: TritonTaranis
HUGE
China's Wuhan has converted 11 venues into temporary hospitals with over 10,000 beds, which takes in patients with mild symptoms caused by the #coronavirus
twitter.com...
originally posted by: wuflu
originally posted by: TritonTaranis
HUGE
China's Wuhan has converted 11 venues into temporary hospitals with over 10,000 beds, which takes in patients with mild symptoms caused by the #coronavirus
twitter.com...
Over 60 million people in the province they are going to have to build hundreds more .
originally posted by: Benjicleo
Could somebody please correct me if I'm wrong but I haven't seen this covered before and I'm not sure if I am doing this correctly or not.
As of right now there are currently 24,557 cases world wide, 3223 of which are critical, 493 dead and 966 recovered (these are the confirmed numbers we have to work with) so 493 + 966 = 1459 patients who have fallen into the dead or recovered category leaving 23,098 patients to eventually also fall into one of these two categories.
493/1459 = 33.7% mortality rate as you cant work out the mortality rate they are giving us (2% based off of total infections) vs the total infected because that would mean the recovery rate is also only around 3.9% leaving roughly 94% unaccounted for.
Am I missing something or working this out incorrectly because going off of the previously dead and recovered we would be seeing a large percentage of the 23,098 patients dying in the coming weeks.
We could be one mutation away from a docile minor inconvenience or a nightmare. There is no telling which way it will go.