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Their blog post about reviving the project: https://jkulton.com/2022/reviving-httpstatuses

https://hackernews.hypertext.town/camps :)

1. click "Set up camp in www" 2. make an account 3. choose your camp name 3. add your html / images etc.

edit: visit https://hackernews.hypertext.town (by TeMPOraL)

For comparison Taylor Swift's album Reputation did ~500,000,000 streams in the first few weeks after it launched, granted that was available on all services and not just Tidal: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-42564917

I'm a little suspicious of the numbers, given Taylor Swift has a wider appeal than Kanye and her album was on all services but you could sign up for Tidal for free and the article is clearly wrong when it says "a claim that would have meant every subscriber played the album an average of eight times per day" so I'm inclined to say Tidal are telling the truth because if they did inflate the numbers then they would not have needed to inflate them from, say, 25 million to 250 million which is what the report seems to suggest.

[1] See the BBC Taylor Swift article for an example of how the figures are calculated

The whitepaper can be found here: https://tether.to/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/TetherWhitePape...

    Due to network congestion and manual processing, 
    we have closed ticket payments using 
    Cryptocurrencies — Hopefully, next year there 
    will be more unity in the community about scaling 
    and global adoption becomes reality. 

    We have, and always will, accept cryptocurrencies 
    for our conferences, up to fourteen days before the 
    event. However, due to the manual inputting of data 
    in our ticketing platforms when paid in cryptocurrencies, 
    we decided to shut down bitcoin payments for last minute 
    sales due to print deadlines.

This is a longer article on the subject of poorer health outcomes for minorities, covering the situation for black women and one family's experience, which is very much worth reading, but here are the key points:

Statistics:

* A black woman is 22% more likely to die from heart disease than a white woman

* ...71 percent more likely to perish from cervical cancer

* ...243 percent more likely to die from pregnancy- or childbirth-related causes

Reasons:

* Black women are more likely to be uninsured outside of pregnancy, when Medicaid kicks in, and thus more likely to start prenatal care later and to lose coverage in the postpartum period.

* The hospitals where they give birth are often the products of historical segregation, lower in quality than those where white mothers deliver, with significantly higher rates of life-threatening complications.

* [Black women] are more likely to have chronic conditions such as obesity, diabetes, and hypertension that make having a baby more dangerous.

* Black expectant and new mothers frequently told us that doctors and nurses didn’t take their pain seriously [...] numerous studies that show pain is often undertreated in black patients for conditions from appendicitis to cancer.

* An expanding field of research shows that the stress of being a black woman in American society can take a significant physical toll during pregnancy and childbirth.

* Black women are 49 percent more likely than whites to deliver prematurely (and, closely related, black infants are twice as likely as white babies to die before their first birthday).

You can see this information on the WeWork Plans page (https://www.wework.com/plans), and you can see events listed after 5pm at the WeWork Irvine location, demonstrating it is not an outlier and is definitely open after 5pm.