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Warmachine posted:If you're in a shared/communal living space and not a single family home you're already turbofucked w.r.t. air quality control. Opening the windows would be a net benefit compared to sucking down recycled communal air that has been in any number of units with no chance to disburse. It's a 1BR in a typical suburban apartment complex (door opens to a staircase outside), thankfully not an apartment building. Before the pandemic we asked if the units were connected in any way and they told us no, so hopefully we're good. If not, then just lol. Wish there were a safe way to buy a house and move during this. There's just too much risk.
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Bar Crow posted:Everyone has given up on understanding how the material world works. Instead they make decisions by reacting to other people reactions. But now everyone is reacting to reactions of their own reactions and so on. They are uncontrollably jittering and clipping out of the environment. 
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The Covid-19 Scenario Modeling Hub ran a few projections which included scenarios where there might be a new variant with increased transmissability and they still massively underestimated the numbers by a hilarious margin  https://covid19scenariomodelinghub.org/viz.html
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Why Am I So Tired posted:It's a 1BR in a typical suburban apartment complex (door opens to a staircase outside), thankfully not an apartment building. Before the pandemic we asked if the units were connected in any way and they told us no, so hopefully we're good. If not, then just lol. The place I was living before this was a gutted-and-converted house that had been built in like the 1890s, with everything on a single furnace. I fell face-first into this SFH rental that was only marginally more expensive and frankly the risk of seeing it and signing paperwork was lower than staying in what could quickly become a plague-box.
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SplitSoul posted:10.6% of the Danish population presently has PCR-confirmed COVID. drat, sounds like there's something rotten in the state of Denmark.
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Just looking at Worldometers and I see that The Netherlands had 189k cases yesterday... goddamn. 
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moist turtleneck posted:GMA had some segment on Ideal Diet and legumes were a smaller category than meat??? paid for by Tyson probably
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Good Soldier Svejk posted:When people talk about "restrictions" all they mean is literally any behavior that reminds them that we are in a pandemic The freedom to get their server fired for wearing a mask
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Why Am I So Tired posted:Thinking about everyone I know with a house just pissing that luxury away by having people over, it's enraging. 
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Teenage Riot posted:The freedom to get their server fired for wearing a mask This is definitely the next phase. "I want to speak to the manager. We come here to enjoy a nice meal and friendly service, and we see the mask and we feel bad feelings, like subconscious guilt and fear. You need to tell the waiter to take off his mask or we won't be coming here again"
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mycomancy posted:Why? Their buddies made a ton of money on that poo poo, and I guarantee an number of those leaders got kickbacks. Yeah, this is how most companies operate these days. Lockheed Martin isn't a defense company they're a shareholder value company. Planes and weapons do squirt out of one end but those are just byproducts. A climbing stock price is the product they sell.
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Warmachine posted:The place I was living before this was a gutted-and-converted house that had been built in like the 1890s, with everything on a single furnace. Oh yeah in that case absolutely. In retrospect one of the best things that ever happened to us was getting priced out of the converted house we'd been living in in Seattle. Our former upstairs neighbor seems to have resumed the concert / restaurant / bar / party every night Open Biden lifestyle the day she got her first dose, we'd be completely hosed.
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Didn't think I had any more cracks to ping but Open Biden 2: Die Harder is really doing my head in, just feels great to not only be abandoned but have them rub it In. Rules.
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does anyone have the home depot filter chart that shows what the equivalent ratings are for MERV 13s and such?
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Chad Sexington posted:Has anyone ITT gotten an on-the-books second booster yet? I’m goin next week we got turned around three weeks ago when we tried goin legit, because NY state (drat residual infrastructure!!) actually tracks people and flagged us as under the five month timeline. no sweat that we absolutely bandited our third dose, they just know five months ago we had one. which I guess… fine. inconvenient, but fine
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not_superiority posted:paid for by Tyson probably they used ~computer models~ 
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PerniciousKnid posted:Yeah but all the processed store food is killing you for profit. i think veggie burgers are the only "processed" item I buy, I skip like 80% of the store
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moist turtleneck posted:they used ~computer models~ Why is the optimal meat grey?
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BoldFace posted:It's not like this is the first pandemic ever. Eventually, all they come to an end or shrink down to something like seasonal flu. This takes years, decades, if not centuries. Except for the one data point every lib internalized (1918 influenza) and even that didn't 'end' for 4-5 years after it began. We're barely halfway through the best case scenario.
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moist turtleneck posted:they used ~computer models~ so wait for the meat to turn grey and shrink up a bit, yeah
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moist turtleneck posted:they used ~computer models~ meat and dairy are totally optional, just make the grains & legumes the same size portion bing bong
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moist turtleneck posted:they used ~computer models~ I am confounded how they think fruits and vegetables are that high currently Maybe it counts French fries with ketchup as double vegetables
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BoldFace posted:It's not like this is the first pandemic ever. Eventually, all they come to an end or shrink down to something like seasonal flu. it's just the seasonal flu bro, in that I get sick every time the season changes
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not_superiority posted:meat and dairy are totally optional, just make the grains & legumes the same size portion bing bong I still have my backpacker meal planning chart somewhere, which lists what combinations of what food groups you need to make a complete protein without animal products. I can tell you that I've never felt as good (or pooped as good) as I did while eating very spartan trail meals made out of potato pearls and lentils. Blend your mashed potatoes and lentils together and add some spice rack. Real gourmet poo poo.
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lol the first frame of the segment is talking about another thing that could take 10 to 100 years off your life expectancy
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Teenage Riot posted:I am confounded how they think fruits and vegetables are that high currently duhhhh fries with ketchup needs to be it's own food group in the typical american diet, with tendies as the other half edit: again talking to my coworker this morning, she asked what I brought for lunch (just to make conversation I guess??) and I said beet soup (can't say borscht don't want to trigger anyone) and she's like "omggg you eat so healthy I wish I could do that" she's got olive garden plans for lunch call_of_qthulhu fucked around with this message at 16:05 on Feb 9, 2022 |
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moist turtleneck posted:lol the first frame of the segment is talking about another thing that could take 10 to 100 years off your life expectancy "Have you tried exercise?" but instead of depression it's COVID.
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tear rolling down my eye as my vent fails me, I wish I had eaten more beans
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Teenage Riot posted:I am confounded how they think fruits and vegetables are that high currently Pizza As A Vegetable? It Depends On the Sauce
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moist turtleneck posted:tear rolling down my eye as my vent fails me, I wish I had eaten more beans planting bean sprouts on the grave. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yDZnKWdvTUo
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moist turtleneck posted:tear rolling down my eye as my vent fails me, I wish I had eaten more beans eat some beets along with your beans
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Koirhor posted:because that portion of the population is a small % of people who would get their kids vaxxed. I assume that is the case too, but at least give those of us who want to vaccinate their kids a chance before opening up? Just wait until schools add COVID vaccines as a required vaccine for kids, I bet the dems don’t have the balls to do it. I’m done voting if this is what both parties decide.
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Teenage Riot posted:I am confounded how they think fruits and vegetables are that high currently I also consider pizza to be vegetables!
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Glumwheels posted:I assume that is the case too, but at least give those of us who want to vaccinate their kids a chance before opening up? It's going the opposite way since US politicians are drafting state level to get rid of mandatory vaccination for schools.
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Why Am I So Tired posted:
If you've got money to buy a house, go ahead and buy a house. It's perfectly safe. You can do everything involved in viewing, buying, and moving while wearing a respirator. Wearing a respirator reduces your risk of contracting covid to essentially zero, even if you're right up close and personal with someone actively dying of covid (plus wear protective glasses or goggles if you want to, I suppose). Take it from someone who has been there dozens of times. Your concept of risk is completely uncoupled from reality.
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So I've got a reasonable supply of 3M Vflex n95's and they've become my preferred everyday mask. My only issue is that they use the cheaper style of elastic band. That lead me to wonder: is anyone out there is making a clip-on aftermarket halo for N95's? It seems like it would be fairly easy to make a comfortable strap system with wider woven fabric elastic and some alligator clips that could take the place of the thinner rubber-band style straps on 9105s and 9205s.
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McCracAttack posted:Yeah, this is how most companies operate these days. Lockheed Martin isn't a defense company they're a shareholder value company. Planes and weapons do squirt out of one end but those are just byproducts. A climbing stock price is the product they sell. Lol fuckin hot take
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Glumwheels posted:I assume that is the case too, but at least give those of us who want to vaccinate their kids a chance before opening up? Exactly. Only about a third of people are gonna get their little kids vaxxed (assuming it's similar to the 5-12 cohort) but that third of us are chomping at the bit to do so. The FDA meeting is on Tuesday, right? I'm hoping it moves quickly after that.
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Teenage Riot posted:I am confounded how they think fruits and vegetables are that high currently also i guarantee most americans will look at a legume and count it as a vegetable
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