@antmandan@qutdmrc This is where Cisco room devices + Webex change the game. No, they’re not paying me to say this, but in the world I come from, nobody would ever even imagine attempting to run a hybrid event using a laptop.
Today we are releasing our roadmap.
As well as laying out how we will deliver the National Plan, the roadmap lets Victorians know when we can catch up with friends and family, and get back to the things we love.
BREAKING - VIC’s answer to a vaccination ad - 👇👏👏👏♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
Please RT and spread on social media 🙏🙏
A little bit emotional now ♥️ actually in tears of joy and proudness 🥲😉
What we learned in 2020? That oil is worthless in a society without consumption. That healthcare has to be public because heath is public. That 50% of jobs can be done from home while the other 50% deserve more than they’re being paid. That we live in a society, not an economy.
Why is getting to very low/no cases and keeping them there so important? The graph below is of Switzerland. Three cases on June 3 and now 10,000 per day and rising exponentially. If you don't crush this virus, it could crush you.
I tried to determine whether, beneath the big fat curve and random noise, there might be a weekly pattern to Victoria's Covid-19 case numbers, as there is in many other countries. #CovidVIC https://t.co/gs74lVwWiP
I don't always visualise my textual datasets as line plots or networks, but when I do, I find myself wanting more direct access to summaries and examples of the text. Interactive visualisations make this possible. https://t.co/i9y6tyBVJP
This is possibly the best thing I have seen on Twitter, ever. To all the anti-vax, anti-mask, anti-everything people, this is the logical conclusion of “freedom”. Please read it. All of you.
What’s the story with masks with valves? Well, they shouldn’t be used for COVID protection. It allows the wearer to breathe out more easily and stops moisture build-up, but the problem is that it allows you to breathe out virus if you’re infected.