martneumann

I could see a good use case for those planning/kanban/mind mapping meetings where you plaster a whiteboard with notes and drawings. Scanning or photographing that isn't so nice. Formatting it into a pleasant, readable wesbite would be pretty cool.

It's not the government who cried for help because of overflowing ICUs, it was the hospitals.

Well yeah, for 80+ with a vaccination rate of 92 %.

If you look at the total value, it appears that only 11 % of hospitalized are double vaccinated, though the latest seven day average puts that number at 27 %.

Try "bread" and "fire" :)

Yes, as another user pointed out, they are part of the Google Android Keyboard.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29305546#29305835

None of these things relate to what the "Corona-Ausschuss" has been doing in any way. Just because the government does shady things, doesn't mean the quack theories by some people on the internet are suddenly correct. Especially when they do not believe Covid exists, or if it does that it's a bioweapon, which is apparently harmless for some reason, but masks don't work and vaccines don't work, either...

They also receive lots of support and attention from Russians state media. It is to be assumed that the Russian state has an interest in fanning the flames here and to sow doubt in the German government. Isn't it ironic that the Russian media in Germany pushes any negative vaccine story they can find to foster hesitancy, but urges its own population to get vaccinated ASAP in domestic media?

I will leave it at that.

You are being very generous by calling them an "investigatory committee". They routinely compare the anti Covid measures by the German government to the Holocaust [1]. On the same site, you can also see that they touted the weird conspiracy theory of becoming magnetic after being vaccinated.

They violated Youtube's ToS with their conspiracy theories and got kicked out, it seems.

[1] https://www.psiram.com/de/index.php/Stiftung_Corona-Ausschus...

I can't understand why there are no tabs of any kind. Need to find a file in some other chat or channel and get back to where you were? Leave, find file, come back, post. Why?

And why can I search for chat logs and only find the exact line I searched for, but not the context it was posted in?

I have never used Slack professionally, and Teams did make my life easier when it came to not sending E-mail all the time or having all types of editors and programs there for us to work collaboratively, but the interface, memory hogging, slow loading, no progress bars for downloading (no download management at all! Click on a huge file by accident? It's getting downloaded, no way to stop it!). Have I clicked a button or not? No way of knowing until the thing loads, and that sometimes takes a second.