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You’re missing that these centers already exist.
I’m sure the geniuses at the neighboring health authorities are perfectly capable of monitoring nearby conditions without falling back on federal intervention.
This is a local health issue, the local equivalent is doing the work here.
The state agency with the same mandate… which is what is already happening. No reason to duplicate that effort federally.
Is the implication here that the CDC would do a better job than the rest of the media at reporting this? Do we have evidence of that in the past? Because it seems to me like folks know about this either way, and I’ll wager more people consume typical media outlets than the CDC’s weekly publications. Not sure what the value in government duplication of private sector work is here.
Re:Do cookie-free analytics need cookie banners? on Saturday January 25, 2025 @11:56AM (#42822814)
There’s actually a site to test this… https://fingrprintr.pages.dev (i made it)

It routes you to a chat room based on your browser fingerprint. You can check back every so often and see that your room has changed. If your hardware/fingerprint is generic enough, you’ll see other people’s messages in “your” room.