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They're for HIV. They completely wipe out the virus entirely. Test positive going into the hospital, test negative coming out.

Shenanigans. How about this then? *kicks kerdios really hard in the shin with cleats*

Yes. Strong antibiotics can fix this in under 48 hours. As long as you're not immunocompromised, most definitely. It's basically a really contagious version of the flu. At worst it has a 3% mortality rate, and that's just because 3 out of 10 people are that weakened immunologically. China is refusing to provide at least basic health care, and is thereby spreading the virus significantly.

The term is "mumbo jumbo". I think you need to read r/HFY.

How about this for a motive? *hands kerdios half a pinecone with a speck of paint on it*

Doubtful. Most likely it'll be forgotten less than a week after it has run its course.

That's what Blizzard has become since Activision bought them. I still think that was the worst thing that could've happened.

Wen Watt says Who?

The official lethality rate of the disease is only 3%. While that is significantly higher than the flu, that's still way less than almost any other major disease we've dealt with.

Semantics. Doesn't help me play games or use Photoshop. (which is much better than GIMP, mainly due to having an actually logical layout for all the controls)

Star Trek Online All the event stuff I keep getting is making it really easy to make a new character, and then immediately outfitting them with some of the best stuff in the game for free. (except for space weapons, so far)

It's symbolic...

Who says watt?

About a 60% mortality rate in its current stats. While that is bad, I think it's mostly due to the poor healthcare being received by the infected.

No, that's at most. At best we could see a small reduction in pollution and waste. (and possibly even lower prices on electronics if the deaths occur in a wealthy country)

Watt is the joke?

TIL I'm Romanian, despite having absolutely no ancestry that have ever been in that country. (except maybe to plunder it, they were Vikings)

The thing is that there's nothing wrong with eating those other meats. The meat doesn't have any illnesses inside it if cooked properly, (and they do in fact cook it properly) but the slaughter and packaging process is what is really lacking, as are the food handling policies in the kitchen. That's where the viruses make their way to kumans, from the handling of the raw without any precautions to prevent it from getting into the finished food.

No, that's watt.

What about this though?

If only they could find a way to easily run Windows-only/DOS-only programs and games on it without performance loss...