Sort of like how if you're using systemd in an NFS world you're going to have a bad day, since he still hasn't made their dependency resolution work correctly with networked filesystems.
"CO2 is a warming gas in the atmosphere; in the absence of any other changes, adding CO2 will warm the atmosphere."
This has never been proved conclusively. In fact it is not even supported by statistics. The Earth has been much cooler in the past with much higher concentrations of CO2 than exist today.
What part of "in the absence of any other changes" do you not understand?
Now re-run your calculations using the data from RSS
Please pay no attention to notorious warmist Dr Roy Spencer telling you that this cherry pick is a bad idea.
Fun moments in denialism:
#1 when, just after "climategate" they decided that HADCRUT3 was the best dataset #2 the breathless wait for BEST to overturn the applecart #3 the switch from UAH to RSS as the "reliable" (aka wrong) datasource.
An interglacial period (or alternatively interglacial) is a geological interval of warmer global average temperature lasting thousands of years that separates consecutive glacial periods within an ice age.
The argument that regular passenger service needs to be maintained so that professional medical help can get into and rotate out of the affected countries doesn't really seem to hold water.
So you think that you know more than MSF, the WHO and the CDC?
Do we have to invoke the dread names of Dunning and Kruger?
Really now? What Debian are you running with systemd and journald? We run thousands of machines on Debian 5-7 and I have yet to use either, see either, or configure either. I have init, and I have a choice of rsyslog or syslog-ng, that's it.
That a "senior system engineer/architect" doesn't know how to use apt-cache, apt-get or aptitude while running "thousands of machines" amuses me.
You do realise that the major part of the international effort has been civilian organisations like MSF? How do you think MSF get staff, supplies and equipment into and out of the affected zone? On regular scheduled airlines of course, they don't have their own fleet of planes.
I see the media panicking. I don't see the American public panicking.
If anything there is concern that the government is not taking proper choices do to politics (such as restricting / checking people who travel to ebola and requiring that doctors spend 21 days (or so) at home or in a nice isolation ward at the hospital with TV and all the take out menus they want.
I see Americans panicking. You for example.
There is absolutely no reason to quarantine people for 21 days, it's a waste of money. Regular temperature checks and quarantine in case of symptoms are all that is needed.
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Does my phone count as "embedded linux"?
It runs systemd.
Much more useful to me would be to get that listing, with those log tails, on a sysVinit. And that is far from impossible.
So do it already.
Sort of like how if you're using systemd in an NFS world you're going to have a bad day, since he still hasn't made their dependency resolution work correctly with networked filesystems.
Huh? Works for me.
"CO2 is a warming gas in the atmosphere; in the absence of any other changes, adding CO2 will warm the atmosphere."
This has never been proved conclusively. In fact it is not even supported by statistics. The Earth has been much cooler in the past with much higher concentrations of CO2 than exist today.
What part of "in the absence of any other changes" do you not understand?
Now re-run your calculations using the data from RSS
Please pay no attention to notorious warmist Dr Roy Spencer telling you that this cherry pick is a bad idea.
Fun moments in denialism:
#1 when, just after "climategate" they decided that HADCRUT3 was the best dataset
#2 the breathless wait for BEST to overturn the applecart
#3 the switch from UAH to RSS as the "reliable" (aka wrong) datasource.
We're in an interglacial, still in same ice age
Make up your mind.
Look up the words you don't understand:
An interglacial period (or alternatively interglacial) is a geological interval of warmer global average temperature lasting thousands of years that separates consecutive glacial periods within an ice age.
Very few self proclaimed "skeptics" are skeptical.
Using ice cores, we're much warmer than usual.
The Earth is only 400 thousand years old?
Humanity has been around for how much longer than 400 thousand years?
Well, given that Obama is a centre-rightist I can't see that you have demonstrated any problem with the premise at all.
How boring.
Do you like Kraft cheese slices too?
I like the idea that you need a smartphone to get information out of a air-gapped computer when you can access the screen.
What do they think lthe screen is for?
Then I guess they get their "news" from Fox.
The "42 days" nonsense is from people who don't understand that WHO declares a country as being ebola-free after two incubation periods with no cases.
42 days = 2 * 21 days.
No "news" outlet has said that.
Fox "entertainement, not news" appear to hire people who cannot read.
The argument that regular passenger service needs to be maintained so that professional medical help can get into and rotate out of the affected countries doesn't really seem to hold water.
So you think that you know more than MSF, the WHO and the CDC?
Do we have to invoke the dread names of Dunning and Kruger?
But why Spain? You can fly from Casablanca to just about anywhere you want to go.
Airlines are perfectly willing to charter planes to people who don't have their own.
You seem to be overestimating the scale of the operation.
MSF currently have 270 "international" staff members in the field. They do 4-6 week assignments.
Chartering whole planes would be ridiculous.
http://www.msf.org/article/ebola-quarantine-can-undermine-efforts-curb-epidemic
We know that [...][ the period from contracting the disease to becoming infectious is 21 days.
No, we don't know that.
We know that the maximum time from contamination to symptoms is 21 days.
What false claim did you respond to?
The only false claims I've seen came from you.
Really now? What Debian are you running with systemd and journald? We run thousands of machines on Debian 5-7 and I have yet to use either, see either, or configure either. I have init, and I have a choice of rsyslog or syslog-ng, that's it.
That a "senior system engineer/architect" doesn't know how to use apt-cache, apt-get or aptitude while running "thousands of machines" amuses me.
People aren't going to fly to Liberia to be stuck there. Some still may and catch a flight to Spain then hop over.
Spain? How the hell could you get from Liberia to Spain?
The only flights to and from Liberia currenly operating are Royal Air Maroc to Casablanca, Brussels Air to Brussels and Air Cote d'Ivoire to Abidjan.
The one nurse who rode on an airplane while allegedly running a fever (I've heard conflicting reports) infected a grand total of 0 people.
Even Patrick Sawyer, who collapsed on arrival in Lagos, infected nobody on the flight from Liberia to Nigeria.
Because she, knowing something about the subject, unlike the idiot politicians, knows there is no need for her to be in quarantine.
(And I think she's pretty pissed of about her treatment by those fucking idiots and other jobsworths).
You do realise that the major part of the international effort has been civilian organisations like MSF? How do you think MSF get staff, supplies and equipment into and out of the affected zone? On regular scheduled airlines of course, they don't have their own fleet of planes.
I see the media panicking. I don't see the American public panicking.
If anything there is concern that the government is not taking proper choices do to politics (such as restricting / checking people who travel to ebola and requiring that doctors spend 21 days (or so) at home or in a nice isolation ward at the hospital with TV and all the take out menus they want.
I see Americans panicking. You for example.
There is absolutely no reason to quarantine people for 21 days, it's a waste of money. Regular temperature checks and quarantine in case of symptoms are all that is needed.
Right in general terms, wrong on specifics.
It makes no sense to ban direct flights from the affected countries because there are no direct flights from the affected countries.
Because the MSF nurse who probably doesn't have Ebola took a bike ride.
Seriously.
Watch Reporters Chase The Maine 'Ebola Nurse' On Her Bike