Shauna Allen

@NukitToBeSure I have checked the list and do not follow any!

If you are following any of these accounts, I have muted and unfollowed (or will shortly). That's a pretty mild step given the harm you've chosen to support. I've scraped their followers, if I can get any sort of name/profile/email keyword match on a future order, it's a bit of a long shot, but I will, of course, cancel it. If you think asking you not to support a harmful, openly misogynistic smear campaign is unreasonable, kindly let me know so I can turn it into a block. @QueeringPsych @thecakelin @babybunloaf @_smoze @stalkmytweetsyo @Baked_Potahto @BillieNyelish @visionsinveils @madnomanattic

I love how USians love to support people who turn their firehose of lies on the vulnerable and then, when they've gotten the attention they want- and it's absolutely clear the entire thing was a lie, just change the subject and move on and lose absolutely none of that support for having made the whole thing up. 110 mutuals support this. I have zero pity for the US COVID-Aware community, the absolute scum of the earth.

My super power is making the best dinner reservations 3 to 6 months in advance.

guests should be able to rent hotel rooms in 10-hour blocks. Stay for 10, 20, 30 hours depending on your needs. Spreads out the burden of turnover and allows guests to actually enjoy amenities on a one-night stay.

When my dogs are gone someday, what am I going to do with all of my time spent not vacuuming?

Sadly, many of the climate solutions that governments, lobbyists, and enthusiasts have rallied behind are either climate disasters because they don’t properly account for land-use, or they fail to scale (meat alternatives). #climate #BookReview We Are Eating the Earth.

@TaraBull What I’m hearing is that in skilled hands, filler is a permanent solution.

MRI of a 33 year old shows how injections of filler never fully dissolves

I've been consistently doing dumbbell curl Arnold-presses for several weeks specifically because I want to be able to lift my canoe easier. Having a hyper-specific goal works.

Cuba is experiencing nationwide blackouts, and clinicians have requested N95s. I will donate a dollar for every RT this gets in the next hour. MAKE ME PAY. James is organizing a fundraiser. Venmo: James-Ray-24

@grovecollab what is the point of me ordering tree-free bamboo TP if you ship it with 25 yards of brown packing paper?

@suchnerve I have to admit that for my next round of air purifiers I will be looking for style and function. A HEPA that is furniture feels like my next phase of living-with-this-forever, if you know of anything decent.

“I don’t want to 😷 all the time!” Okay, will you at least use high-capacity air purifiers please? Cheapest upfront option: AirFanta 3Pro, $160, 413 cubic feet per minute of air cleaning on max (or 247 on half speed). Dyson charges 5.8x more ($930) for 2.45x less performance.

I think that in some cases, the better someones grasp of science, the stronger their need to reject aerosol transmission. Because if they accept that it's a dominant mode of transmission and really understand what that means, the implications are far-reaching and incredibly frightening. For the layperson, it's just "Oh, so like coughs but further yeah? Well I'll take extra vitamins LOL" and they get on with their life of episodic illness, possibly debilitating, but with (to them) unclear vectors. For someone with a good grasp of science, if they really understand what almost every respiratory infection having airborne potential means, than they understand that if true, almost all of the modern indoor spaces we have would be unsafe without massive IAQ upgrades- and in many cases those upgrades might not even be physically possible. If airborne transmission is dominant = Nearly all of our indoor physical infrastructure is dangerous and obsolete without costly upgrades. That is a massive, massive social, political, and financial upheaval to contemplate- and people able to see the big picture implications, rejecting it at a visceral level, when a comfortable, nostalgic paradigm of handwashing and coughing into their elbow is right there for them to cling to, is somewhat understandable. It will take a long time, and a great deal more work before many come around- and many never will. Semmelweis's findings were not accepted during his lifetime- and those were a comparatively minor upheaval.

One of the purposes of AI is to devalue the work that people do create. Just like fake news isn't there to convince you it's true, it's to make you suspicious and dismissive of everything.

#BookReview The 30 Day Inflammatory Reset

Everything in your environment is trying to kill you and trying to heal your body through food will require an iron will and the absence of anyone to share meals with. You would also need to exercise daily, find more time for sleep, and do something about all that mental distress

If you want to get on my social calendar, in booking into June.

The hardest part about planning parties is having friends with all different food allergies.

@chaitrovert Are you in New England?

this year i will either make 1 irl covid cautious friend or lose my fkg mind, what are the odds idk

Huh, it's starting to look like 222nm would be very effective for open buffets, deli counters, and food prep areas🤔 Application of a 222-nm krypton-chlorine excilamp to control foodborne pathogens on sliced cheese surfaces and characterization of the bactericidal mechanisms pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/28039742/ Effects of 222 nm Far-UVC Light on Color and Lipid Oxidation in Ready-to-Eat Deli Ham and Turkey During Storage pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/41829123/ Inactivation dynamics of 222 nm krypton-chlorine excilamp irradiation on Gram-positive and Gram-negative foodborne pathogenic bacteria pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/29803456/

@bryan_johnson @cremieuxrecueil These are my babies. White German shepherd male and female Belgian malinois-GSD mix. They are smart, anxious, opinionated, loud, have lots of medical problems, and stress me the F out. Good luck!

@cremieuxrecueil been also looking at a malinois

I'm thinking about getting two dogs. What breeds should I consider?

@NukitToBeSure I just signed up for email notifications!

Torch 2 is still coming. There was a flaw in the PCB which meant Lifepo4 batteries would only last four-five years instead of ten. It had to be fixed. We are the smallest Far-UVC company, yet we are doing the most R&D and bringing the most innovations to the public. The Torch 2 incorporates several of those innovations into one product, all of which have to work together on a very tight tooling budget. We took no pre-orders because we did not want to commit to a timeline that might interfere with delivering the best product we can, and we still cannot commit to a timeline. There is no "Move Fast and Break Things" in biosecurity hardware. Disabled people are a large part of our user base, and they usually don't have a lot of money. You can't charge $600 for something that doesn't work as advertised or doesn't last. People need a device they can be sure will protect them, with a long enough operating life to be affordable. That has to be right, not on time. There is an email sign up at the bottom of nukit222.com We will let everyone know when it's ready.