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Relax people, just a small pit stop/profit taken before the next pump.
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Anything burning fuel produces SO2, including my truck. In a quarantined city where no one is working... ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- - The number of coronavirus cases worldwide has reached 40,000, death toll surpasses 900. - 10 new cases in Hong Kong, 3 new cases in Singapore; 6 patients in critical condition. - Spain reports country's 2nd case of coronavirus on Mallorca. - First wave of Chinese businesses going bankrupt. - KFC worker is diagnosed with coronavirus as company shuts thousands of restaurants in China. - WHO Director-General warns "we may only be seeing the tip of the iceberg". - Exiled Chinese billionaire says true death toll closer to 50k, 1.5 million infected.  |
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BSV nodes are accidentally connecting to BCH nodes.  Bitcoin SV (BSV) is a hard fork of Bitcoin Cash (BCH), and it seems that its architects did not change much. Bitcoin SV’s shoddy engineering allows for some BSV nodes to connect to BCH nodes when in safe mode.
The issue was brought to the attention of devs last week, and it was unfixed until recently. According to the comment on GitHub, the Bitcoin Cash blockchain is longer, which sometimes fools the Bitcoin SV node when in safe mode. It automatically enters safe mode when it finds a longer but invalid chain. The temporary solution now is to force-disable safe mode. The issue underscores how similar BSV is to BCH—so similar that, apparently, even the nodes themselves sometimes struggle to tell the chains apart. The fact that the issue was allowed to persist for so long is also damning in its own right. Bitcoin SV has been live since November 2018, and only now this issue is being brought to light. Either the devs or doing a poor job or no one is paying attention to the actual architecture of Bitcoin SV.
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- Death toll from outbreak of coronavirus rises to 813 (surpassing the death toll of the SARS outbreak), 37,553 confirmed cases worldwide, 28,942 suspected cases, 6,196 in critical condition and 2,681 recovered.
- 6 new cases of coronavirus on cruise ship near Tokyo, raising ship's total to 70.
- 400m people under lockdown that’s larger than the entire US population! Turns busy Chinese cities into ghost towns.
- Singapore reports 7 new cases, 4 patients in the city-state are now in critical condition.
- Two new coronavirus cases in the UAE.
- Confirmed cases in Japan climbs to 90.
- 5 people who were diagnosed with coronavirus in France are all British nationals.
- 30 medical staff in Wuhan Mental Health Center were diagnosed with the virus.
- Thailand reports 7 new cases of coronavirus, raising country's total to 32.
- U.S. citizen dies of coronavirus in Wuhan.
- Royal Carribean Cruises has placed a ban on tourists with a Chinese, Hong Kong, or Macau passport as well as anyone who has been there in the past.
- Toyota and Honda extend China plant shutdowns over coronavirus.
- IPhone maker Foxconn tells employees at Shenzhen facility not to return to work until further notice.
- Steel, copper, gas producers have had shipments stalled as China's manufacturing activity slows due to virus outbreak.
- Patients who recover from coronavirus can get infected again.
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- Coronavirus death toll climbs to 639, 30,811 confirmed cases worldwide, 24,702 suspected cases, 4,664 in serious/critical condition and 1,337 recovered. - Japan reports 41 additional cases, for a total of 61 aboard the quarantined cruise ship in Yokohama. - Senior CCP official orders Wuhan to round up infected residents for mass quarantine camps. - Taiwan halts visas for citizens of Macau and Hong Kong. - Germany confirms 13th case. - UK reports 3rd case of coronavirus - 2 suspected cases found in South Africa. - Dubai reports 3rd death outside China. - Hong Kong schools, kindergartens closed until at least March 2 as coronavirus fears grow, three universities take similar action. - China to auction 10,000 T of frozen pork from state reserves. - Millions of chickens at risk amid China lockdowns due to coronavirus. - 30,000 geese have died because the shut down of the country made it impossible for the farmers to feed the birds. - The Pentagon is preparing almost a dozen military installations around the country that could be used to house evacuees because of the coronavirus. - Global supply chain disruptions are happening, it will take some time before it reach the consumer. - Taiwan bans international cruise ships from docking at the island. - China plans to lock down Liaoning and Jiangxi provinces placing 140m people under quarantine. - Chinese doctor Li Wenliang, who was accused of spreading rumors after trying to warn colleagues about coronavirus, has died of the virus. - Saudi Arabia bans citizens from traveling to China to prevent coronavirus. - Chinese companies are extending the New Year Holiday(s) until the end of this month. - China's Wuhan city govt says all residents must report their body temperature once a day.  |
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https://www.caixinglobal.com/2020-02-06/reporters-notebook-we-interview-front-line-coronavirus-doctor-101512020.html... warning: this is an interview of doctor on front line since Jan 06 in Wuhan and is tough reading. Caixin: Based on your clinical experience, what’s the disease progression of the new coronavirus?
Peng: Lately I’ve been spending the daytime seeing patients in the ICU, then doing some research in the evenings. I just wrote a thesis. I drew on data from 138 cases that South Central Hospital had from Jan. 7-28 and attempted to summarize some patterns of the novel coronavirus.
A lot of viruses will die off on their own after a certain amount of time. We call these self-limited diseases. I’ve observed that the breakout period of the novel coronavirus tends to be three weeks, from the onset of symptoms to developing difficulties breathing. Basically going from mild to severe symptoms takes about a week. There are all sorts of mild symptoms: feebleness, shortness of breath, some people have fevers, some don’t. Based on studies of our 138 cases, the most common symptoms in the first stage are fever (98.6% of cases), feebleness (69.6%), cough (59.4%), muscle pains (34.8%), difficulties breathing (31.2%), while less common symptoms include headaches, dizziness, stomach pain, diarrhea, nausea, vomiting.
But some patients who enter the second week will suddenly get worse. At this stage, people should go to the hospital. Elderly with underlying conditions may develop complications; some may need machine-assisted respiration. When the body’s other organs start to fail, that’s when it becomes severe, while those with strong immune systems see their symptoms decrease in severity at this stage and gradually recover. So the second week is what determines whether the illness becomes critical.
The third week determines whether critical illness leads to death. Some in critical condition who receive treatment can raise their lymphocyte, a type of white blood cell, and see an improvement in their immune systems, and have been brought back, so to speak. But those whose lymphocyte numbers continue to decline, those whose immune systems are destroyed in the end, experience multiple organ failure and die.
For most, the illness is over in two weeks, whereas for those for whom the illness becomes severe, if they can survive three weeks they’re good. Those that can’t will die in three weeks.
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Caixin: What is the highest risk a serious patient faces?
Peng: The biggest assault the virus launches is on a patient’s immune system. It causes a fall in the count of lymphocytes, the damage in the lungs and shortness of breath. Many serious patients died of choking. Others died of the failure of multiple organs following complications in their organs resulting from a collapse of the immune system.
... since we are not allowed to call it AIDS-flu by the WHO and Overlords in our government who are lying, withholding information, performing derelection of duty, covering up and risking lives, I won't call it AIDs-flu ... but fuck me that sounds a lot like AIDS-flu. Edit: to fight a virus the public need the best information available as soon as it is available. The virus thrives on the darkness and fear. Truth is needed NOW or science will not have a chance against this beast. Evidence is showing that the virus is compromising bone marrow and therefore blood cell production. They are actually seeing a decrease in the body’s immune response. This is an attack vector or with other words a weapon. |
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- Death toll from the coronavirus outbreak has passed 560 after Chinese authorities announced 70 new deaths and more than 3,000 new cases.
- Wisconsin confirms first case of coronavirus, bringing US total to 12.
- Hong Kong closes borders with mainland.
- Cruise ship quarantined in Hong Kong, 10 more cases identified aboard Diamond Princess in Japan.
- First babies born infected with coronavirus.
- Adidas closes China stores over virus outbreak.
- People panic buying toilet paper in Hong Kong.
- Number of quarantine citizens in US approaches 400.
- Shanghai authorities recommend suspending all sports event in city, putting F1 GP in doubt.
- Tokyo Olympics chief says coronavirus could disrupt olympic games.
- Taiwan bans all international cruise ships from docking.
- All schools in Shanghai are forbidden to open before the end of February.
- Funeral worker says Wuhan cremating at least 100 bodies a day.
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The recovery rate is good? I guess not epidemic style Tencent may have accidentally leaked real data on Wuhan virus deaths.As many experts question the veracity of China's statistics for the Wuhan coronavirus outbreak, Tencent over the weekend seems to have inadvertently released what is potentially the actual number of infections and deaths, which were astronomically higher than official figures.
On late Saturday evening (Feb. 1), Tencent, on its webpage titled "Epidemic Situation Tracker", showed confirmed cases of novel coronavirus (2019nCoV) in China as standing at 154,023, 10 times the official figure at the time. It listed the number of suspected cases as 79,808, four times the official figure.
The number of cured cases was only 269, well below the official number that day of 300. Most ominously, the death toll listed was 24,589, vastly higher than the 300 officially listed that day.
Moments later, Tencent updated the numbers to reflect the government's "official" numbers that day. Netizens noticed that Tencent has on at least three occasions posted extremely high numbers, only to quickly lower them to government-approved statistics.
Netizens also noticed that each time the screen with the large numbers appears, it shows a comparison with the previous day's data which demonstrates a "reasonable" incremental increase, much like comparisons of official numbers. This has led some netizens to speculate that Tencent has two sets of data, the real data and "processed" data.
Some are speculating that a coding problem could be causing the real "internal" data to accidentally appear. Others believe that someone behind the scenes is trying to leak the real numbers.
However, the "internal" data held by Beijing may not reflect the true extent of the epidemic. According to multiple sources in Wuhan, many coronavirus patients are unable to receive treatment and die outside of hospitals.
A severe shortage of test kits also leads to a lower number of diagnosed cases of infection and death. In addition, there have been many reports of doctors being ordered to list other forms of death instead of coronavirus to keep the death toll artificially low.  (Left to right are nationally confirmed cases, suspected cases, cured and deaths.) |
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- Coronavirus death toll rises to 492, 24,552 confirmed cases worldwide and 23,260 suspected cases. 900 recovered. (Coronovirus is spreading faster than Chinese claim and China hiding the real casualties) - Over 3800 new infections. 39 new cases in Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan - United Airlines suspends US flights to and from Hong Kong. - Multiple people with coronavirus on cruise ship off Yokohama, Japan; 10 people taken to hospital. - Wuhan plans to convert another 8 existing venues, including gymnasiums, exhibition centers and sports centers, into hospitals by Feb. - Sudan announces four of its students in China have contracted coronavirus. - Six new cases of coronavirus confirmed in Thailand. - First case of coronavirus in Belgium. - South Korea reports case of coronavirus in woman who visited Thailand. - Hong Kong confirms first coronavirus death. - Singapore reports local coronavirus transmission among six individuals. - Macau, the world's biggest casino hub, to close gambling industry for at least half a month. - Number of confirmed coronavirus cases in Germany rises to twelve. - Ten days ago most of the cities inside the Hubei lock down (besides Wuhan) hadn't reported a single case, now some are approaching 2,000. - Hyundai will suspend production in South Korea as a virus outbreak in China has disrupted supplies of auto parts. - The head of the Canadian virus lab in the Chinese spy scandal 'suddenly' died today. The cause of death was not reported. - American Airlines, Cathay Pacific and Jetstar close routes to China.   |
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Central banks restored confidence in the stockmarket, underway making new records.
They can’t sell or short Chinese stocks...
Algos will be bullish even if entire humanity died but only if liquidity is injected in to the system daily.
Incredibly bizarre.
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- Virus death toll rises to 426, 20,500 confirmed cases, 171,329 under observation. (multiply with 5x min) 576 recovered. - Hangzhou city has been shutdow. - Shortages of medical supplies as well as food and fuel. - China will release vegetable reserves in major northern cities to ease shortages. - Botswana has registered its first suspected case. - 3 more people diagnosed with coronavirus in Northern California. - India reports 3rd case of coronavirus. - Uber Australia will temporarily suspend the accounts of drivers and passengers if authorities warn they’re infected or at risk of spreading coronavirus. - Over 50% of China under lockdown, accounting for 80% of GDP, 90% of exports. - 80% of the ingredients in U.S.-branded pharmaceuticals come from China/India. - Singapore will close its borders to all new visitors from mainland China, including foreigners. - Hong Kong closes ten of of its thirteen border crossings with mainland China. - China central bank unexpectedly cuts reverse repo rates, printing 1.2 trillion yuan. - 300 million chickens at ‘edge of death’ on Hubei lockdown. - Italy halt all air traffic to and from China, Hongkong, Macau and Taiwan upon state of emergency. - Indonesia to suspend food and beverage imports from China.  |
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Scientific Puzzles Surrounding the Wuhan Novel Coronavirus.Prof. Lu et. al. also discussed the natural host of the virus. An early hypothesis had been the virus had passed to humans from bats sold at Wuhan’s Huanan Seafood Market.
Lu et. al write: “First, the outbreak was first reported in late December 2019, when most bat species in Wuhan are hibernating. Second, no bats were sold or found at the Huanan seafood market, whereas various non-aquatic animals (including mammals) were available for purchase. Third, the sequence identity between 2019-nCoV and its close relatives bat-SL-CoVZC45 and bat-SL-CoVZXC21 was less than 90%. Hence, bat-SL-CoVZC45 and bat-SL-CoVZXC21 are not direct ancestors of 2019-nCoV.”
The authors point out that while the 2019-nCoV causing the Wuhan outbreak might have initially been hosted by bats, it may have been transmitted to humans via other as yet unknown mechanisms.
The Science article said: “Huanan marketplace played an early role in spreading 2019-nCoV, but whether it was the origin of the outbreak remains uncertain. Many of the initially confirmed 2019-nCoV cases—27 of the first 41 in one report, 26 of 47 in another—were connected to the Wuhan market, but up to 45%, including the earliest handful, were not. This raises the possibility that the initial jump into people happened elsewhere.” There are many scientific questions regarding this novel virus. Based on recently published scientific papers, this new coronavirus has unprecedented virologic features that suggest genetic engineering may have been involved in its creation.
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- China’s death toll rises to 304 with more than 14,550 confirmed cases.
So how is that tracking with that spreadsheet that was being passed around last week? I seem to recall we should be in thousands of deaths by Feb 2nd. Just thinking. Posting spreadsheets everyday might be annoying to some people here. A quick summary is better, to much things happening. Do not trust China's official numbers or statements, casualties are higher than they say. |
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- China’s death toll rises to 304 with more than 14,550 confirmed cases.
- First death outside China reported in Philippines.
- Ikea, Apple, Tesla and Toyota closing their operations.
- Vietnam, Japan, Australia and New Zealand limit travel to China.
- Cities began to implement more extreme restrictions on residents banning people from leaving their homes in effort to stop the virus, 1 person per family can leave every other day to buy basic needs.
- Dead bodies and animals on the streets.
- Mongolia and Nepal closed their land borders, while Papua New Guinea has banned anyone arriving from ports or airports across Asia.
- China reports outbreak of H5N1 bird flu virus. Keep in mind they have also problems with the African swine fever.
- China is facing increasing global isolation.
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Nope, fucking scary actually. But it seems not Trezors fault, the STM32 micro misbehaves when it is voltage "glitched". Basically the device is useless as hardware wallet without replacement, except when the seed is protected by a BIP39 passphrase (which is what Kraken recommends as fix/cure). ^ Krakens blog article is really very detailed and well written. You need only a minimal electronic understanding to reproduce the attack. (<- Meaning the crims will be up to speed quickly). Not a new exploit just old rehased FUD, use a passphrase (like we all do) and have to be able to defend from physical attacks. |
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