The key insight is that most discussions assume that the purpose of the mask is to protect the wearer, since this is what all doctors learn about in medical school. But actually masks work *far* better at blocking the infection at the source. This is called "source control"
— Jeremy #Masks4All Howard (@jeremyphoward) April 13, 2020
Category: Twitter
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While contact tracing apps might prove to be a vital part of controlling the pandemic, there are grave dangers. Thankfully, very clever people are tackling it. https://t.co/lCw4skTHMT
While contact tracing apps might prove to be a vital part of controlling the pandemic, there are grave dangers. Thankfully, very clever people are tackling it. https://t.co/lCw4skTHMT
— Chris Taylor (@mrwiblog) April 13, 2020
RT @slightlylate: Moving more of the web into JS means that more of the fundamentals must be rebuilt in userland…and we know what the prognosis for that looks like.
Moving more of the web into JS means that more of the fundamentals must be rebuilt in userland…and we know what the prognosis for that looks like.
— Alex Russell (@slightlylate) April 6, 2020
This is wonderful – well done Tony! https://t.co/YxmLPssjp8
This is wonderful – well done Tony! https://t.co/YxmLPssjp8
— Chris Taylor (@mrwiblog) April 5, 2020
RT @joshnesbitt: I’d really appreciate your support in promoting ADH! Live. Let’s see if we can reach even more people now that we’re not bound by a physical location. I’m positive this is something we can do more of in the future to the benefit of a wider community. https://t.co/k7eSCdUbDl
I’d really appreciate your support in promoting ADH! Live. Let’s see if we can reach even more people now that we’re not bound by a physical location. I’m positive this is something we can do more of in the future to the benefit of a wider community.https://t.co/k7eSCdUbDl
— Josh Nesbitt (@joshnesbitt) April 2, 2020