yea we havent stopped did food runs for the first 5 months or so till the end of August without aweek off plus been tested 3 times now and a work mate is self isolating as his mum has it
They are sending letters. You get a text as well if you have registered for texts.
It is getting closer , you can go back after a well earned break
Yes McDonalds. Fuck Yes. You are my hero. Great fucking idea. Not had one for 3 months.
There's the 'app', and the operation.Only wrong by 99.86% - it cost £35m
NHS tech bosses outline cost of coronavirus app development | Computer Weekly
The government is forecasting spend to exceed £35 million in the controversial contact-tracing app, a Public Accounts Committee on digital transformation in the NHS has heard.www.computerweekly.com
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In the scale of health service fuck ups it really is small beer. The "backbone for health" project in the early 2000s cost about £8bn and delivered virtually nothing.There's the 'app', and the operation.
I know it's the Mirror, but...
Cost of failing Test and Trace hits £22bn - and Boris Johnson still defends it
Test and Trace has been pilloried for failing to reach four in 10 contacts of people testing positive for coronavirus - and the ailing system has already set the UK back £22billion
Anyway, there was no good reason why they didn't take the open source app to begin with. It was proven tech, months before ours even got to the stage of being binned and completely rewritten.
Test and trace is a failure because they rely on people being truthful. They aren't.There's the 'app', and the operation.
I know it's the Mirror, but...
Cost of failing Test and Trace hits £22bn - and Boris Johnson still defends it
Test and Trace has been pilloried for failing to reach four in 10 contacts of people testing positive for coronavirus - and the ailing system has already set the UK back £22billion
Anyway, there was no good reason why they didn't take the open source app to begin with. It was proven tech, months before ours even got to the stage of being binned and completely rewritten.
I remember that one. Aside from the money the criticism is we waited six months for an app that could replicate the open source framework available at the start. Very predictable. And that the centralised contact centres were a big mistake. Where T&T was a success, it was because it was able to respond to localised outbreaks. There is more to that than just dialing a bunch of numbers. The local authorities were and remain perfectly poised to make it work. But Boris & Co insisted on building a big monolith, so they could touch it and whisper 'Big Data'. Absolute folly.