Milolol's comments

Overcollateralized stablecoins (like DAI) are not volatile and they are in the category of cryptocurrency. So they do change that. The change is slight, but ever-growing.

BTC's price itself has grown much less volatile.

> the volatility spikes in Bitcoin were most extreme in 2011, with subsequent spikes in volatility lessening over time

https://bitcoinist.com/looking-at-bitcoin-volatility-over-th...

It sounds like he was notified well in advance and failed to submit the application for exemption in time. Rutgers is allowing many unvaccinated students to attend virtual classes.

He's not a "fully online" student but is taking a virtual class as part of a degree program that requires attendance.

Why would a headline oversimplify things with such a political slant? Oh right, the New York Post, who said we should't wear masks on public transit. (They require vaccines and masks for all of their office employees coincidentally.)

> he doesn’t “find COVID to be scary” because he is healthy and “not in an at-risk age group.”

Odd considering the death rates in his country were disproportionately higher than those in other first-world countries. People get vaccinated not just to protect themselves, but to reduce the spread of disease to others.

Money counting as well:

"How money is counted in different countries"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g87HVlu55mQ

That's cute but less accessible than I'd expect from a site that discusses the importance of web a11y so specifically.

The classic mistake of thinking role=button replaces <button>. It doesn't (as mentioned in the linked PR comments). Native HTML buttons are supported by all user agents and assistive technology and provide keyboard and focus requirements by default [1]. The "short answer" they give as to why they did this (a flexbox bug) links to a comment from February saying this was fixed in Firefox 63.

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Accessibility/A...