It will spread no matter what, but the thing that really bothers me about all of this is that it really hasn’t properly hit a country as big and rural as us yet. China locked down their cities and stemmed the tide, so it doesn’t seem to have really reached their rural areas. It’s already far too late for us to do…

Wait until it starts really hitting, say, Mississippi.

I’m genuinely not sure what to expect in China.  Sending people back to work at this point in their infection situation seems reckless and I’m already skeptical of the extent of their success and their reported numbers.

The only possible way the new case rate will level off in April is if we stop testing.

My guess for peak is june to july at this point.

The KLC is just going to make David Tracy paw fruitlessly at his screen.

Wunderground has an interactive county/city/etc map for the US with confirmed cases:

that’s the fake one.  ublock origin is the real one.

These bypass ublock and somehow keep getting around specific blocks. I’ve got it for now but it’s come back at least once today so we’ll see. Somehow the amazon ads have come back on the side of the page too.

Couldn’t find the page? The coronavirus infection notification will come up on your local weather page to the left of the weather descriptions, but only if there are infections in your county/city/etc. Mine didn’t start coming up until yesterday.

Rent strike?

I believe you’re thinking of the Trump thing where people got some money and then essentially got a bill the next year in the form of a diminished refund which they hadn’t been expecting or known about.

I wonder what the bidding war will look like when the hypermilers find it.

In other dystopian nightmare moves, Wunderground.com has started putting a Coronavirus report on their weather feed for localities.  4 cases as of yesterday here.

It looks fantastic, pretty well done. Not even close to the craziest project.

It also comes with an airbag suspension, so you can be the dopest daddy at the campgrounds. There are a ton of upgrades to the suspension as well.

CX-3 is based on the Mazda2.

Rent isn’t though, and evictions would just be postponed for renters with vicious landlords.

It’s definitely been ridden hard, but it’s also almost assuredly been garaged and had the best possible maintenance.

In retrospect, this explains a lot.