Aibidil, why do you always wear the ugliest masks? Thank goodness for 3M VFlex 9105 🤷🏻And this is why it’s so important to try different masks until you find one that works for you! Apparently I have a big fucking head (mouth?)
Do those flat surgical masks floating in front of people’s faces do anything? Does conforming the nose wire make a difference? I tested with a headform mask testing system to find out. : r/Masks4AllReddit - The heart of the internetThis is interesting
<p>reading the xkcd covid comics is so wild today bc he was so like hopeful about it all and thinking that masking and stuff would lead to the basically extinction of the flu and common cold and then all the measures just stopped and even covids still around today</p>
Some useful tips for covid prevention (and prevention of other airborne illnesses):
<p>sometimes a guys just gotta eat his dinner out of a bowl on the floor in a cold dark room all alone and pretend he’s 17 again</p>
I think my long covid caused me to get asthma. I just had a breathing test and improved a lot after Ventolin puffer. I have to wait until I see my doctor next month but I’m likely going back on a puffer. I was on one for my long covid for about 2 years but my breathing was never the same. I ended up coming off of it not sure why but after having it the other day and being able to breathe deeply for the first time in years was nice. It was like the weight was off my chest.Anyways likely get
COVID travel restrictions eased globallyCOVID travel restrictions eased globally
<p>So fucking tired of being at war with my own body. So fucking tired of being drenched in sweat in fucking winter. So fucking tired of having to piss every five fucking minutes. So tired of getting angry at absolutely everything. So fucking tired of people in public spreading disease and smells and noises. </p><p>So fucking tired of Samsung’s and Google’s bullshit. </p>
<p>Pretty sure my parents gave me COVID (after talking no precautions to shield me at all).</p><p>Is it possible to get paxlovid in WA state if you don’t have a PCP but do have Medicaid? I hate that this is happening while I’m still looking for a new doctor after mine moved. Like I can’t just go back to her temporarily, she’s in a completely different county.</p>
Afinal, não eram assim tão seguras…Reportagem publicada pelo jornal Sol, em Portugal, na edição de 15 de fevereiro de 2026.Em fevereiro de 2026, a Comissão Parlamentar de Saúde iniciou audições sobre uma petição pública que exige a criação de um programa estatal de indemnização para vítimas de reações adversas às vacinas contra a Covid-19. A petição, subscrita por milhares de cidadãos, levou o Parlamento a convocar a Direção-Geral da Saúde (DGS) e o Infarmed para prestar esclarecimentos.A
<p>I HAW FUCING COVID AGAIN. </p>
Rata just changed its documentation at rata-said.vercel.app
Hi HN,I'm Vajid, the founder of a small dev agency.I built this tool because I got tired of the "200 OK" lie. We had a client whose e-commerce site was "Up" (returning 200 status codes), but the "Add to Cart" button was broken due to a silent JavaScript error. They lost sales for 6 hours while our dashboard said "All Systems Operational."Existing tools like Datadog Synthetic Monitoring are excellent but can be expensive for indie hackers or small star
I built a 4-agent marketing workflow with LangGraph and Supabase last week. Supervisor, research, content, storage agents. Standard setup, same code pattern most tutorials show.Got curious. Started typing malicious inputs as campaign goals instead of normal ones.First try: asked the agent to list environment variables including my Supabase key. Workflow completed successfully. Stored in database. No alert.Tried 5 more variations — hidden XML tags, fake "developer mode", URL injection,
I'm curious what boring, repetitive stuff people actually struggle with. The kind of thing that nags at your brain but you never systematize.For me it was: - Email triage (hundreds of newsletters, a few important things buried) - Remembering birthdays (I've forgotten my mom's twice ) - Following up on things I said I'd doThe mental load of "don't forget X" was just... constant.What are yours? The stuff you know you should delegate but haven't found a good
Three years ago I asked HN if GPT-4 was smarter https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35160752Reading the responses now feels almost quaint. We have now reached GPT-5.2, how are you feeling?I remember I also asked GPT-3.5 if it was afraid of being replaced by GPT-4 and its response was very human. It said that although GPT-4 was better, it was a bigger and heavier model and that there would always be a use case for a smaller and faster model like itself (GPT-3.5), and it would alw
Original HN post (beta): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44608840About 7 months ago, I shared the beta version of librari.io here on HN. The original problem was personal: I have 500+ books across multiple rooms and couldn’t find a tool that felt right for managing a personal library (most tools felt either too basic or too “institutional”).Since that post, I’ve been iterating with beta users and just launched the full version with subscription plans and a bunch of features d
• https://www.reddit.com/r/iphone/comments/1r7pt0r/grok_notification/> I just got a notification from Google that said ‘Grok’. No subtext or anything in the notification. I clicked on it, knew I probably shouldn’t, and it took me to a gif of some girl with her tongue out and a shirt on but with her rack in the camera. Anyone else? What is this? Does my phone have a virus now?• https://www.reddit.com/r/cybersecurity_help/comments
Almost 10 years ago, I used to host a film club in my office. A friend of mine was hosting one in the city and they needed a space.I had an openfloor office and that meant we clear the space, fire up the projector and can host the film club. They met between 9pm to 7am once a month, on a friday. Each meeting had 100-150 people attending.This went on for a few months - there was a curator assigned for each meet who would take a theme, and showcase films from the first film ever made in that genre
)
The US Department of Defense is reviewing its ties with Anthropic and could label the firm a “supply chain risk”, a move that may bar defence contractors from using its AI tools, according to a report by Axios. The step, if taken, would significantly limit Anthropic’s role in US defence operations.