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by 1970-01-01
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The author seems to be missing some important developments: Written by lcamtuf@coredump.cx, Dec 2015, minor updates Jul 2021.
... Pandemic. It's been a while since the highly developed world experienced a devastating outbreak, but it may be premature to flat out dismiss the risk. In 1918, an unusual strain of flu managed to kill 75 million people. Few years later, a mysterious sleeping sickness - probably also of viral origin - swept the globe, crippling millions, some for life. We aren't necessarily better prepared for similar events today.
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