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BARONS CYBER SKULL posted:https://twitter.com/NEJM/status/1251571193984847874?s=20 The fuckin movies they're gonna write about this poo poo are gonna be insane if there are ever movies again
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empty whippet box posted:too easy shove these in my faceholes tia
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BARONS CYBER SKULL posted:https://twitter.com/NEJM/status/1251571193984847874?s=20 keeping trump's people from seizing it for themselves  e: lol that story is so hosed up quote:Hours before our planned departure, we were told to expect only a quarter of our original order. We went anyway, since we desperately needed any supplies we could get. Upon arrival, we were jubilant to see pallets of KN95 respirators and face masks being unloaded. We opened several boxes, examined their contents, and hoped that this random sample would be representative of the entire shipment. Before we could send the funds by wire transfer, two Federal Bureau of Investigation agents arrived, showed their badges, and started questioning me. No, this shipment was not headed for resale or the black market. The agents checked my credentials, and I tried to convince them that the shipment of PPE was bound for hospitals. After receiving my assurances and hearing about our health system’s urgent needs, the agents let the boxes of equipment be released and loaded into the trucks. But I was soon shocked to learn that the Department of Homeland Security was still considering redirecting our PPE. Only some quick calls leading to intervention by our congressional representative prevented its seizure. I remained nervous and worried on the long drive back, feelings that did not abate until midnight, when I received the call that the PPE shipment was secured at our warehouse. Flesh Forge has issued a correction as of 04:21 on Apr 19, 2020 |
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how can/will the virus spread through AC in a system where the apartment has a central building for heating/cooling which is pumped on-demand into every unit with individually controlled thermostats and fans/blowers/filters? is it possible the air can get into other units? I'm already still worried about dry p traps 
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facetoucher cat posted:https://twitter.com/LyanneMelendez/status/1251617472777719808 teacher! hey, teacher! you forgot to give us homework!
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Burn Zone posted:does anybody have the picture like this m of the bus seating that shows where a covid patient sat and where everyone else who got infected sat 
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snoo posted:how can/will the virus spread through AC in a system where the apartment has a central building for heating/cooling which is pumped on-demand into every unit with individually controlled thermostats and fans/blowers/filters? is it possible the air can get into other units? Im assuming exhaust doesn't go into others intake to keep smells down but lol if this happens our race is dead
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snoo posted:I want a pseudopenis turn off your monitor
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snoo posted:how can/will the virus spread through AC in a system where the apartment has a central building for heating/cooling which is pumped on-demand into every unit with individually controlled thermostats and fans/blowers/filters? is it possible the air can get into other units? relatively low risk compared to a lot of other ways of catching it all that droplet stuff and that study is people within direct line of sight and no constriction or changing direction of the air flow any interaction with moving parts or like, ducting, just puts more obstacles and places for the droplets to fall / get stuck to stay inside wash your hands wear a mask
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snoo posted:how can/will the virus spread through AC in a system where the apartment has a central building for heating/cooling which is pumped on-demand into every unit with individually controlled thermostats and fans/blowers/filters? is it possible the air can get into other units? idk but there's a positive case in my high rise so I'll tell you soon! I also severely doubt it travels through HVAC. If it was that bad we'd be seeing outbreak clusters tracking through buildings in NYC already.
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mastershakeman posted:Im assuming exhaust doesn't go into others intake to keep smells down but lol if this happens our race is dead Recycling of air in large HVAC systems is pretty normal, it helps minimise energy load. Usually the recycled air is topped up with external air, then filtered & temp/humidity adjusted, then sent back to the building. HEPA filters are pretty normal for this, so, uh, hopefully that's the case for all of you!
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BONGHITZ posted:warthogs seem like noble animals thas right 
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Be worried about the common spaces and hallways, not HVAC transfer, imo.
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how is china lied about how bad the virus is congruent with stop the stay-at-home orders it's just the flu bro  i kind of get cognitive dissonance but this is just insane
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comedyblissoption posted:how is china lied about how bad the virus is congruent with stop the stay-at-home orders it's just the flu bro
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comedyblissoption posted:how is china lied about how bad the virus is congruent with stop the stay-at-home orders it's just the flu bro if people could put two and two together they wouldn't be out there marching in these protests
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snoo posted:how can/will the virus spread through AC in a system where the apartment has a central building for heating/cooling which is pumped on-demand into every unit with individually controlled thermostats and fans/blowers/filters? is it possible the air can get into other units? Don't let your p traps dry out, pee in them to refill them!
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BONGHITZ posted:warthogs seem like noble animals warthogs are dumb as poo poo and nearly blind. they follow giraffes around so they know when to flee. they also forget they are fleeing in terror after a bit and either see the giraffes and flee again or stop and get eaten. lol.
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Pidgin Englishman posted:Recycling of air in large HVAC systems is pretty normal, it helps minimise energy load. Usually the recycled air is topped up with external air, then filtered & temp/humidity adjusted, then sent back to the building.
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I'm going to say if a SARS disease laden fart infected a bunch of people in an apartment complex via air drawn through the pipes into their apartments then centralized A/C will kill us all https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/16696450/ 
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I just don't buy AC being bad for anything except maybe short distance line of sight transmission. Ventilation is good, it diffuses droplets. The less dense a mass of virions is, the less likely it is to be infectious. If wind carrying one virion to a target was all it takes to get infected we'd see tons of outbreaks outside, but we don't see that. We see outbreaks in poorly ventilated indoor places like churches, gyms, cruise ships, etc.... Poorly ventilated indoor spaces and public surfaces are the big transmission risks.
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facetoucher cat posted:I'm going to say if a SARS disease laden fart infected a bunch of people in an apartment complex via air drawn through the pipes into their apartments then centralized A/C will kill us all sars and sars 2: son of sars are v different tho
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facetoucher cat posted:https://twitter.com/LyanneMelendez/status/1251617472777719808 Another day, another Karen.
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Pidgin Englishman posted:Recycling of air in large HVAC systems is pretty normal, it helps minimise energy load. Usually the recycled air is topped up with external air, then filtered & temp/humidity adjusted, then sent back to the building. im not sure exactly how it works but i know there isn't like a compressor or heat pump or whatever in the buildings, it comes from a central building what i know is that the AC (when they finally turn it on) doesn't work well or at all if the outside temperature isn't above 70ish, and the heat doesn't run as well if the outside temp isn't below... 60ish? i can't figure out what this type of system is called they also change our filters twice a year and I doubt they're gonna be coming in anytime soon..... not sure if it's safe to try to just clean it and put it back or see about getting my own new one.
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facetoucher cat posted:I'm going to say if a SARS disease laden fart infected a bunch of people in an apartment complex via air drawn through the pipes into their apartments then centralized A/C will kill us all was the "virus laden aerosol plume" a fart?
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Malcolm XML posted:sars and sars 2: son of sars are v different tho Thank God because so many farts are happening around here, it's like insane hearing these people jogging
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Heartcatch posted:Another day, another Karen. Stop Karen
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a normal household filter at merv-13 will only capture half particles at 0.3 microns or 300 nanometers, sars-cov-2 is 0.2 microns or 200 nanometers, it might catch some but probably not. you don't have much to worry as most household hvacs dont pull air out from outside or other units, office ones however "might", a hepa filter would filter it but most house hvacs can't use a hepa filter without dying for not being made for that much pressure.
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