Earliest spring ("first leaf-out") on record for a large portion of the Southeast. Many areas are nearly 20 days earlier than average.
+ Follow along (@USANPN): https://t.co/aHi1tOfhVV
+ Data: https://t.co/PjheXmbBrT
+ Future projections (CESM model): https://t.co/aE6qZIfMpK
Please read.
Pre-print by docs at NIAID and NIH on viability of HCoV-19 in air and on surfaces. It's as persistent as SARS.
"virus can remain viable and infectious in aerosols for multiple hours and on surfaces up to days."
https://t.co/mruuShVDdb
Where in North Dakota is Carmen Sandiego?.woz
https://t.co/ZCtuIBLwBh
Thanks to @frankcifaldi for the disk! Visit https://t.co/RWHzpZD2cp for the full story!
#wozaday
Non techie version:
Any iPhone 8/X or earlier can now be:
- booted to any iOS version, past/present/future, with no SHSH/APTickets
- booted to any OS (e.g. Android)
- compromised by attacker w/physical access, but still requires password (or brute force)for private data
In case you missed our #govtech procurement session at #CfASummit, here's my list of not-so-revolutionary software standards every government agency *should* be entitled to in the 21st century. Super simple stuff! https://t.co/VaNFIih0We
Really awesome @USDS blog post on procurement – to “institutionalize a set of habits for making better purchasing decisions.” #cfasummit#GCdigital https://t.co/fYDHYrRymq
Hot #cfasummit take: COTS is a myth.
If the “configuration” takes 3 years, 50 devs, and $10M, you might as well write it from scratch and *actually* get what you want.
@skimbrel That was me. A skill from long ago when I helped maintain North Dakota's prior Medicaid system. The state still has a hand full of systems running on a mainframe. The legacy tail is long and a struggle to pull forward.
Amy Tong (CIO of the State of California) on shifting from being an enforcement organization to a coaching one. Putting users first and embracing agile processes. Great presentation. @CADeptTech#CfASummit#GCdigital