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Comment #46441003
Way more important than not drinking the water is not breathing the air. Please wear an N95 when you lock yourself in a tiny steel tube with hundreds of others. If not for your saf…
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Comment #43530405
I just keep wearing an N95. I've had maybe 3 infections in 5 years.
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Comment #43529916
Higher does not necessarily mean better. Higher grade filters filter more in each pass, but can overall provide worse performance as the air flow rate goes down. The air is being r…
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Comment #43529894
Ventilation and air purification have a strongly theoretical basis and there have been real-world studies showing a clear benefit. https://cleanaircrew.org/ https://www.cleanairsch…
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Comment #43529754
Also, turns out preventing kids from getting sick improves educational outcomes.
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Comment #40364646
- Aranet4 - AirThings View Plus - Sensiron CO2 Gadget https://www.sensirion.com/products/catalog/SCD4x-CO2-Gadget/ - Kickstarter: AirSpot https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/airsp…
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Comment #40138886
Clear exists because the TSA have made life bad for everyone. Economy class passengers in Australia have a better experience than Clear passengers in the USA and don't have to pay …
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Comment #38589835
Perhaps, maybe, mass infection by a virus that affects the brain and vascular system has consequences for society.
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Comment #36982575
Let me get this straight: you are selling a guarantee of maximum price for a medical service? You are selling health insurance.
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Comment #36338939
The most unbelievable part of this story is that he claims to have read it out to the family.
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Comment #34794187
Weird comment about masks not working for vinyl chloride. Whilst it’s true that a particulate filtering mask (N95) isn’t enough, you can definitely get some protection from an orga…
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Comment #34605534
I’ve had lawyer patients just giggle at the fact that I’m near the top of the income rankings in Australia. ‘Clearly doctors don’t hide their income very well!’ Patients pay less, …
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Comment #34605517
More in private, but not the difference on an hourly basis is not necessarily that much.
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Comment #34423805
That’s why most patients (at least in the practices where I have worked in Australia and the US) get an EMG first, to localise the lesion.
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Comment #34423167
I might be totally misled, but I think of it as a parallel resister circuit. One area of low resistance is extremely significant.
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Comment #34423144
Yes correct! Thank you!
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Comment #34423141
The Melbourne climate I was referring to needs heating 9 months of the year. The vast majority of houses have very simple, inefficient gas ducted heating. Rightly or wrongly, humid…
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Comment #34417706
I've had very good luck with the CableMatters USB-C to DisplayPort cables! I've used a couple of them continuously for the last 3 years.
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Comment #34415049
In Melbourne’s climate where piped methane costs 1/3 per kWh that of electricity, but heat pumps are 300-500% efficient and you remove the duct loss, for most people their heating …
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Comment #34409652
I have a cheap Uni-T thermal camera. It’s great fun!
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Comment #34409643
There are floor mounted units that can be recessed into a wall. Alternatively, ceiling cassettes (not ducts) can be good. https://www.mitsubishielectric.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2…
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Comment #34409166
I've seen that terminology used on US websites, it took me a while to get my head around. In Australia it would just be called ducted reverse cycle. In the vast majority of cases i…
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Comment #34408917
We are talking about the tiny amount of water vapour left on the interior condenser. The idea is to bring that back up to room temperature so that it doesn’t stay there near the de…
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Comment #34408563
That’s double the price I paid here!
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Comment #34408285
For an existing dwelling, the best solution is probably mini splits (wall mounted) combined with decentralised heat recovery ventilation as required. Ducts running in an insulated …