dustbunnies

got me feeling nervous

activate fight or flight

how can you not stan a bi king happy to be a campy queen?

goddamn, this shit ain't safe for work

can't give you what you want
my bad, i messed this up

if you or your partner(s) have been casual about paps, here's a good reason to take them seriously

The study included a total of 4,872,295 patients, with 1,281,997 in the SARS-CoV-2 infection group and 3,590,298 in the non-infection group. After propensity score matching, both groups comprised 1,281,997 patients each. Over a 3-year follow-up period, individuals with SARS-CoV-2 infection had significantly higher risks of developing HPV-related cancers compared to those without infection: a 67% increase in cervical cancer, 131% in vaginal cancer, 98% in vulvar cancer, 92% in anal cancer, and 78% in oropharyngeal cancer. Similar trends were observed for carcinoma in situ, with increased risks of 34% for cervical, 61% for vaginal, 74% for vulvar, 96% for anal, and 78% for oropharyngeal carcinoma in situ. Subgroup analyses stratified by age and race demonstrated consistent results.

emphasis mine

in case anyone else was wondering wtf is going on

presumably most of you were already hip to this, but just in case anyone was thinking this was a secure way to communicate without your phone: no it isn't

🤷 this is mostly gibberish to me, but the heart seems to be in the right place, and perhaps someone here might be interested in this project

I've been stockpiling cardboard and bought the ingredients for the waterproof coating to try this out.

obviously comrades are down for whatever, but I think if we can get a decent system going for this, this is something even church groups would be into doing – in my experience, they really seem to prefer actually doing a thing themselves over just giving the money to the people doing genuinely helpful work.

an immediate issue I see with this is vulnerability to insect damage and flammability. I got some boric acid earlier this spring to make hornet traps, and reading that natopedia article taught me that it is used not just as an insecticide but also to make things inflammable, two incredibly useful purposes for this particular application. some of the comments of the video indicate that others thought of this as well, so I feel like this is worth pursuing.

are any of you chemists or otherwise have knowledge that would be helpful for figuring out how much boric acid to add to this mixture as a starting point? I have some applications around my farm that I can use to test the insecticidal part, and obviously the combustibility is easy to test. I just have no idea where to start with an effective amount to mix in without completely fucking the other necessary attributes (spreadability etc) of the mixture.