#i hate this timeline

[useless-gay-kid4]

an evolution

[phantomarine]

Suspended :|

If you're here from Twitter, hi. My account there was suspended for no reason just now, like a lot of others.

In the midst of my crowdfunding, no less 😭

I don't know what's happening but I've filed an appeal. I don't know what else to do at this point.

Go look at the Kickstarter I guess. That's all for now 💙

[purple-jupiter-ascending]

(x)

[thowawayuntilfurthernotice]

So we’re seriously bringing back “War On Terror” style policies?

Cool, cool, cool……

[rraaaarrl]

It would not surprise me in the least if Neuralink is really just a way for the richest divorced toddler to burrow copies of his consciousness into your fucking brains.

do you really want to be John Crichton with a manifestation of this dude in your skulll–only it's worse, it's the fucking Muskrat, and there's no escape.

[awakefor48hours]

The United States: we can’t afford free or affordable healthcare. This America though, we got guns

Also the United States: we’re raising our military budget to 2 trillion. Anyway we believe in democracy and that everyone has the right to live

[a-crack-kinda-girl]

this monday night im angry im livid im resentful and i’m gonna hold this grudge until my last breath

[hurremshiv]

And of course Shane Jones is straight up villain monologuing about allowing gas and oil exploration again.

[eldesperadont]

the way i saw someone in a discord server simply write 'Ric Flair' in the otherwise dead wrestling chat and i immediately knew what that meant. 💀

[completely-random-stuff]

I lost the post I saw on Tumblr, but the US is removing even more protections around COVID (not that people are paying attention anymore anyway?). If you're in the US, please sign:

[angels-heap]

question on the air purifiers! when they give the square footage do they only mean it in like one open space or throughout multiple rooms? my whole house is maybe 900ft². could I get say one airmega 250 and just put it in the central hall (living room/kitchen is on one end and the bedrooms and bathroom are at the other end) or would I need to get like a unit for each room?

With the disclaimer that I am not an expert in air purification and have not had the time or energy to research this as much as I'd like, the short answer to your question is that you'd probably want multiple air purifiers (or a much bigger/better one) for your space. The long answer is that there are several factors you'd need to take into account when choosing a purifier, including:

Air Changes per Hour (ACH): When air purifier companies list a unit's square foot coverage, almost all of them (including Coway) list the coverage for one air change per hour at the highest fan speed. Especially if your goal is to reduce the concentration of airborne viruses in your space, you want 4-6 ACH at minimum. The Coway Airmega 250 can offer 1 ACH at 1,860 sq. ft., 2 at 930, and 4 at 465. This means it does an amazing job of filtering the air in my 120 square foot office, but you'd probably want at least two of them in your 900 square foot living space. (Note: Your HVAC system will also contribute to the overall ACH in a space, though you may not have access to all the data needed to calculate how much air it's moving or how good the filter is.)

Clean Air Delivery Rate (CADR): CADR/CFM math makes my brain hurt, but essentially, CADR is basically a reflection of the air flow (CFM) times the efficiency of the air filter. It's a measure that makes it easier to compare air purifiers without being misled by marketing (see above). Generally, you want a filter with a CADR that equals at least two-thirds of a room's area, and a smoke CADR (if provided) is the best proxy for a filter's ability to clear virus particles from the air. The Airmega 250's smoke CADR is 249, meaning it'll be most effective in a room no larger than 370-ish square feet.

Noise: CADR and ACH tend to be measured based on the device's highest fan speed. In my personal experience, most decent air purifiers with multiple speed settings are near-silent at level one, audible but tolerable at level 2, and sound like jet engines at level 3+. Coway is not exempt from this judgment, though I've found their purifiers to be quieter than most for their size. Unless you are profoundly unbothered by white noise, you'll likely want to run the purifier below its max fan speed, which means you can expect slightly lower CADR and ACH than advertised.

Unit Position (and walls): Air purifiers are most effective if you place them near the middle of an open space, as opposed to in a corner or near a wall. If your house is essentially an open-concept square, one purifier in a central area (maybe something a little heftier than an Airmega 250) might be sufficient to rid the air of most allergens and provide some protection from airborne viruses. However, if you have a lot of walls and doors and/or want better protection, you're better off getting a couple of purifiers and spreading them out.

I hope this info is helpful! It's a bummer that adequate air filtration is so expensive, but at the end of the day, even one decent-sized purifier in one section of your house will make some measurable difference in your health and well-being. And if your primary concern is COVID, not environmental allergies or air pollution, remember that opening windows is free!

Further reading: https://tools.niehs.nih.gov/wetp/public/hasl_get_blob.cfm?ID=13021

[andromedda]

I miss the friendship, being each others person, being each others right hand man. The first to call for anything. The bickering and laughing and everything.

I hope 4.0 can bring me some peace. 😞

[kinukos]

Wait did human pet guy post a selfie

[thowawayuntilfurthernotice]

Streaming services are removing their content without warning, and now the only organized torrent site that had the latest HD releases is gone forever.

Preserving media is becoming such a bitch

[violexa]

NCT London

[checkovsbigshow]

Im.

Unwell