🎓 Dr. Freemo 🇳🇱 @freemo@social.cleverlibre.org

@louiscouture react and angular both get too much shit. They are both nice.

@mur2501 Take your pick :)

@depths_dweller it only works if you eat shrooms or acid first :)

Expanding mist (not an animated image).

#opticalillusion

@cwebber The daily is mostly water , I wouldnt give it much attention

@alexey rice is not a meal it is a component in a meal.. As a component in a meal it can be part of very healthy meals. While it does not have enough protein on its own to make a complete meal as part of a healthy meal it provides great sources of fiber (in the case of rice with the husk on which is what I eat), and manganese, folate, vitamin B6, you name it. when mixed with fish and veggies it makes a complete and healthy meal by any standard.

@funny
Me as I food shop on my diet...

@ohellno

Try linking the peer reviewed study and not just screen shot from god knows where. Oh wait, that would mean we might see the bullshit, cant have that.

@MrMaxPowers247

@hans_w I will take that logic!

@Zach777 You can get it beforehand. You just need to get your number within 50 tries or less.

@hans_w

Slightly related perhaps. The picture is describing combinatronics and might be used to explain how many different combinations the pots might have. The picture does not give a solution however.

@math

@Kiriez2

1) droplets going into an open wound **is** the transmission of an airborne virus.. airborne virus literally describes a virus that transmits through droplets (usually into ones mouth nose or eyes).

2) it is hardly limited to surgeons, nurses and doctors also wear masks when treating infectious patients in other ways.

3) the original analogy was a hazmat suite to a mask claiming that because they arent the same a mask must be useless, which is pathetic logic of course. Surgery proves just that, a doctor isnt wearing a full hazmat suit there either, just a mask, showing that clearly it has effectiveness. and a full hazmat suit is not required either.

@MrMaxPowers247

@mur2501 They are hereby exiled!

@mur2501 I'm the founder!

@mur2501

What a coincidence, thats the main reason I stick around too :) <3

@TQ

@MrMaxPowers247 of course its to prevent droplets from going into an open wound... which is how airborn viruses and bacteria spread... you really are a bit behind the 8 ball huh? Also its hardly limited to surgeons, nurses and doctors wear them regularly in nonsurgical settings to prevent infection as well.. because as you just pointed out, droplets are how infections spread.

@MrMaxPowers247 Are you kidding me? They have been using those "paper masks" for decades in surgeries.. there is little doubt that it serves an effective purpose. Dont get me wrong I agree with you that it is not effective enough nor the risk high enough for the masks to really be necessary with this disease. But to act like they do nothing when they have been proven to prevent infection in surgeries and thus very obviously do help to some extent.. well thats just idiotic.

@MrMaxPowers247 doctors use iodine on their hands, you use regular soap, the analogy is identical.. though perhaps your not too bright or something.

@MrMaxPowers247 you literally wash your hands to avoid getting viruses and bacteria too.. yet people wear full hazmat suits... therefore washing your hands is pointless because your not wearing a full hazmat suit... do you really not see how beyond idiotic the comparison is.. and I'm not even a pro-mask person, lol.