My dog scratched at the door and then ran away when I opened it, meaning he wants me to come outside with him.
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My dog scratched at the door and then ran away when I opened it, meaning he wants me to come outside with him. I should be working but how can I say no?
Thank dog for dogs, I would have missed this if he hadn't reminded me to take a break.
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@SnoopJ ok so like yeah on some level it's a trick question because wars are devastating tragedies and framing any outcome as "winning" shits on the memory of everyone who died, but I was thinking in fairly superficial terms along the lines of if a mugger pulls a gun on someone, did the mugger come away from the incident having accomplished any of their goals going into the incident at all?
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@andre123
Un po' di protezione la dà ancora, anche per le ultime varianti, però dipende da persona a persona quanto questa si sia "diluita" nel tempo.
Io per sicurezza preferisco fare un richiamino ogni anno: alla mia veneranda età non sarà certo una punturina a farmi paura. @AlexPed, correggimi se sbaglio.
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@aeva tricky to define "war" in that window (and in the Cold War) but I assume it's very bad because winning a "war" means it's over and you can't do any more profiteering so
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I wonder what the USA's win/loss ratio is since the cold war, because I'm under the impression it's not great. Or at least, I just figure if we actually won any wars in the last few decades surely I would have heard about it. I say this without any sarcasm though: the 24 hour burger king deployment thing does make me feel irrationally proud of my country.
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@briankrebs call me old fashioned, but not being stuck in a layer cake plot is one of my favorite perks of traditional employment
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Amicici e amicice del fediverso, non ricordo chi è il genio tra voi che scrive i post bilingui italo-veneto, ma questo post è dedicato soprattutto a lui
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When should children have their #measles #vaccines?
From January 2026, the UK will offer the second dose of measles vaccine at the age of 18 months instead of at the age of three or four. The first dose will continue to be given at 12 months.
The move is inspired by research showing better vaccine uptake when the second dose of measles vaccine is offered earlier. France takes a similar approach, but there are a variety of schedules across Europe.
https://www.vaccinestoday.eu/stories/when-should-children-have-their-measles-vaccines/
