00:57 <Greys> TheKosmonaut, since you seem to know about these games, does escape fron tarkov have realistic damage? one shot mostly kills

01:52 <SilverFox> is 258kWh / yr good for a fridge?

01:57 <Greys> http://a3.images.reviewed.com/image/fetch/s--svB5Yy48--/b_white,c_limit,cs_srgb,f_auto,fl_progressive.strip_profile,g_center,q_jpegmini,w_642/https://reviewed-production.s3.amazonaws.com/attachment/23424ab6a43b4fc6/AHAM_Refrigerator-Graph_July_2011-1-.png

01:58 <Greys> seems like it yea

01:58 <Greys> in fact seems like about half of what was possible in 2010

01:59 <Greys> given teh angle of the red line I'd suspect that fridge is being seriously under-run, so if it's your fridge you'd probably want to adjust it; and if it's being sold at you, distrust the fuck out of your source

02:07 <Greys> well that looks fun http://www.cleantechconcepts.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/Aalto-Quantum-Refrigerator-Chip-1.jpg

02:20 <SilverFox> mine is a mini fridge

02:21 <Greys> ah, ok, that makes sense

02:21 <SilverFox> 3.3cu ft

02:26 <Greys> I doubt you're going to find good statistics on minifridges, but logic wise; it'll need to run more often for shorter periods, and it's probably of disproportionately poor quality compared to full size fridges. half the energy for less than a fifth the volume seems reasonable

02:30 <Greys> business idea, a canada/mexico based VPN service for obscuring all of your traffic sources so US companies can't bias certain parts of your activity

02:33 <Greys> well call it "Neutralizer", and sell preconfigured hardware VPN boxes, just put the box between your modem and router

05:27 <G-Mobile> SilverFox: how good of a diagnosis do you need to guestimate how long a patient may be infectious, and not just be making shit up

05:32 <G-Mobile> Thursday night I was sneezing constantly, not particularly congested but lots of snot, a minor headache, so exhausted that I couldnt sleep, even under three blankets my legs wouldnt warm up, and my throat was so dry I'd have coughing fits any time I wasnt currently drinking water or sucking on a menthol cough drop

05:33 <G-Mobile> Friday was similar, from about saturday morning on I've just been exhausted, easily winded, and my throat is wrecked

06:07 <GlassYuri> "LINQPad is not an open-source product and the source code is protected by copyright laws. Nonetheless, you are free to disassemble the executable to satisfy your curiosity. " well that's unusual

06:10 <G-Mobile> Its probably impossible for them to reasonably protect the source

13:08 <SilverFox> G-Mobile, the virility of an infection is based on the disease/virus, not really how "good of a diagnosis" is made. Either you're right, or you're wrong. No inbetween.

13:23 <G-Mobile> Yes, but with sicknesses of the minority such as I have, the world is never going to know what I had, I just want a guess at if I'm a danger to my family

13:25 <SilverFox> well in order to say how infectious you are, you need a diagnosis first

13:25 <SilverFox> in order to get 2, you must first add one and one

13:26 <G-Mobile> I'm not interested in silverfoxes illness uncertainty principle

13:26 <SilverFox> im not interested in entertaining your wrongthought

13:27 <SilverFox> you cannot say how infectious you are without a diagnosis

13:27 <G-Mobile> You cant know anything unless you already arent wrong, sure whatever

13:28 <G-Mobile> This is why america invents medicine

13:30 <SilverFox> naw you're just wrong

13:30 <G-Mobile> In your words, stop being autistic

13:31 <SilverFox> i'm not the one being autistic here

13:31 <G-Mobile> You're refusing to think about the question because a definitive answer isnt readily possible

13:32 <SilverFox> im refusing to answer it because there is no answer

13:33 <G-Mobile> Stop being autistic

13:34 <SilverFox> Fine, your answer is you're anywhere from not infectious at all, to so infectious that you should be isolated.

13:35 <G-Mobile> What do you need to narrow this down

13:35 <SilverFox> a diagnosis

13:35 <SilverFox> because then you'd know what disease you're dealing with

13:35 <SilverFox> and thus would know it's virility

13:35 <G-Mobile> Thats not how sets work

13:36 <SilverFox> what are your symptoms

13:37 <G-Mobile> Listed with the question

13:37 <SilverFox> relist them

13:37 <G-Mobile> Cant, phone, andchat is shit at copypaste

13:37 <SilverFox> retype them then

13:37 <SilverFox> in shorter form

13:38 <G-Mobile> Scroll up

13:38 <SilverFox> no

13:38 <G-Mobile> The only thing between here and there is you arguing that you cant have subsets and glass saying a thing about linq

13:40 <SilverFox> take your temperature and blood pressure

13:40 <G-Mobile> I lack the facility to do these

13:41 <SilverFox> the facility?

13:41 <SilverFox> you lack a home?

13:42 <SilverFox> you should in the very least own a thermometer

13:42 <G-Mobile> Noun 3, the physical means or contrivances to make something possible

13:42 <G-Mobile> I should yea, but its never been high in the budget

13:42 <SilverFox> go buy a fucking thermometer then

13:43 <G-Mobile> I only care about this because its christmas day, any other day I wouldnt

13:43 <SilverFox> go get your blood pressure and temperature taken

13:44 <G-Mobile> All the stores with BP stations and thermometers are closed

13:44 <SilverFox> 100F and over is a fever, and for your blood pressure, if it's anything less than 110 systolic then that's not good

13:45 <G-Mobile> I cant clearly recall if I had a fever, but if I do now its definitely minor

13:45 <SilverFox> you probably have the common cold

13:45 <SilverFox> diagnosis done

13:45 <SilverFox> now, the common cold; kinda contagious, not extremely, but still, avoid people

13:46 <G-Mobile> The trouble with the memory is I swaddled up and accidentally left the thermostat on "all the fucking heat" so when I woke up it was high seventies outside the blankets

13:46 <G-Mobile> How about on the third day after it broke

13:47 <SilverFox> what

13:47 <G-Mobile> This started thursday

13:48 <G-Mobile> Thursday was bad, friday was not good, saturday till now I've been healing

13:48 <SilverFox> give it a week after

13:51 <G-Mobile> Huh, only in "canada and the US", facilities refers to bathrooms; this wording suggests its more normal in canada

13:58 <G-Mobile> Now for a legit dumb medical question

13:59 <SilverFox> oh boy

13:59 <G-Mobile> Ever since I was a kid I've wanted to have duct fans installed in my chest that would provide constant airflow through my lungs, this wouldnt work in a lot of ways, but would removing the pressure cycle from the lungs be of particular issue?

14:00 <SilverFox> probably

14:00 <G-Mobile> Got any coolfacts(tm) about that? Something youtube grade maybe?

14:01 <SilverFox> youtube grade?

14:01 <SilverFox> I'm rather sure there aren't any youtube videos on it

14:02 <G-Mobile> Yanno how most channels by volume are generally missing the point and going into left field

14:03 <G-Mobile> Theres an uncanny valley style graph of channels that are accurate, pertinent, useful, and interesting

14:03 <SilverFox> anyways, my immediate thought other than the lungs potentially drying out due to constant airflow that isnt being moistened by the nostrils, the extremely higher infection rate due to opened chest and no filtering from the nose and no throat as protection, is that your chest muscles would atrophy and that would have other bad effects. Also you would be mute because there's no air over your vocal chords

14:03 <G-Mobile> That okar puzzle guy is deep in it, I'm convinced he doesnt understand what puzzles are for, or what youtube is for

14:05 <G-Mobile> Well the fans would either blow in or out, not both, if they blow in the vocal cords might still work

14:05 <G-Mobile> The worlds longest sigh

14:05 <SilverFox> lots of bad things would happen, I'm leaving it at that

14:06 <G-Mobile> Definitely

14:06 <G-Mobile> It'd be impossible to swim, and it may be unsafe to shower

14:07 <SilverFox> it would definitely be unsafe to shower

14:07 <SilverFox> anywhere with high moisture

14:07 <SilverFox> also anywhere with low moisture

14:08 <SilverFox> you can't go outside when it's below like, 5 degrees probably? you'd be constantly shivering

14:09 <SilverFox> your body might go into shock since you have fans installed on your chest which now leaves a large body cavity uninsulated against hot or cold

14:09 <G-Mobile> But man, before I died, I'd probably hyperventilate like fuck

14:09 <G-Mobile> Btw, this is kid-me's solution to asthma

14:10 <SilverFox> that's not how asthma works

14:10 <G-Mobile> I hadmt taken bio yet

14:10 <SilverFox> or spoken with a doctor apparently

14:11 <G-Mobile> Did you speak to doctors as a kid? No, thats what mom is for

14:12 <SilverFox> I did, because we have the right to be informed, and that includes the child

14:12 <G-Mobile> Haaaa, rights

14:14 <SilverFox> also, the doctor would instruct you on how to use the inhaler

14:16 <G-Mobile> My asthma was only bad enough that I couldnt do things like run so I didnt get real inhalers, just the offtheshelf thing that didnt do anything

14:16 <SilverFox> irrelevant

14:17 <SilverFox> but sucks to be you

14:18 <G-Mobile> But imagine if instead of the shitty inhaler I had robolungs, that were maybe twice as impressive as anything in a 60s scifi b-movie

14:18 <G-Mobile> And 20% less fatal

14:18 <SilverFox> no

14:24 <G-Mobile> Modern scifi robolungs would still be cool, but then why not have roboeverything

21:20 <Greys> have you ever considered that the sounds starbucks uses to designate their cup sizes are actually words, with meanings?