OldPenguin

Up for me at least https://imgur.com/80EUIgA

Good article. I think Ubuntu uses Debian's shim. The package is called something *-signed-shim... I've tried self signing modules before, sometimes the "blue screen" won't accept my password (not a numlock or length or chatacter problem) and one time it did but I had to go true root which I don't want. IMO, chances of boot sector malware invading a personal computer is low, and even lower under linux given that I verfiy all keys and checksums before booting an iso. Can it be caught _on-the-fly_?

I know, I'd rather wear a mask as a protection, potential "life-saving" measure than live in constant fear of catching the virus. And I have no discomfort in wearing such,nor it's a "fashion".SEA countries quickly adopted the policy because A)Government pressure B)Pollution-people wore masks before all this; maybe only time can tell whether it's a "good" protection. In my opinion.

Among 139 client exposed to the two infected stylists only 67 volunteered for testing.

A) What if they were asymptomatic carriers? B) What about false-negatives? PCR testing work only after symptoms starts developing? C) Isn't this a rather small "sample" space to establish Universal Face Covering Policy? In this regard it'd be nice to have a countrywide comparison of infections ie. countries that required masking vs.that didn't.