This Earth, only home i will ever have had, isn’t truly mine. No, i’m just a passerby here … it might yours if you don’t feel how weird, how wrong it is.
Thanks for your efforts.
Unfortunately, given what i search and found, this is not a valid possibility.
I’ve been on Lemmy many years, made more than 100 posts and thousands of comments. My ↑&↓ are in the x 10 000.
List of votes for a_a@lemmy.world:
Total post upvotes: 30
Total post downvotes: 0
Total comment upvotes: 19
Total comment downvotes: 1
Hi, thanks for trying to find an answer. Though, i do believe it must be something else since :
all instances - - either linked or blocked - - from lemmy(dot)world, are listed here :
https://lemmy.world/instances
and there’s no mention of “lemvotes”.
if you are joking : HA, ha, ha (i am trying😆)
if you are being serious :
i did … the results are thousand times lower than reality !
Damned site doesn’t work on my account.
i concur (approved your p.of.view)
I like Lemmy(*)s, and like to ↑ good stuff and to ↓ at very bad stuff. Yes, of course, there is so much of both in here. And since we have many communities, it is possible for opposite points of view to float upward. Until we have a better system, let’s use what we have.
" … the tap was fitted with an aerator …"
With this i can see now how they get aerosol from tap water.
Maybe i missed your point if you meant that aerosolization will occur readily simply when opening a faucet … ?
Otherwise - - documentation :
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legionella
Temperature affects the survival of Legionella as follows : [3]
- Above 70 °C (158 °F) – Legionella dies almost instantly
- At 60 °C (140 °F) – 90% die in 2 minutes (Decimal reduction time (D) = 2 minutes)
i would not expect much aerosolization if heated slowly … and you did not provide any documentation.
i don’t believe your statement but I would if you gave some references. Can you link some documents that explain why boiling doesn’t kill those bacteria ? … or should not be used to sterilize such water ? …any document about survival or whatever I don’t know.
in the context : this guy wants to go to a date and he needs water now. So, for a few hours the water the in the tank is safe // if this guy has some brain - - and he looks like a very smart guy - - he will know how to handle this water. Otherwise, for stupid people : yes, your advice is good.
For myself, i know how to sterilize water - - i don’t know about you … if you are in an emergency … in an earthquake situation … in a desperate situation … you may choose to do something special in such situations … if you think you have some survival skills.
Just boil the water before using it. Consider it under boiling advisory.
Just boil the water before using it. Consider it under boiling advisory.
(( Edit :
Boil the water before using it. Consider it under boiling advisory.
… - - see comments below ))
cut the electric breaker to your hot water tank so you don’t burst and an eating heating element if there is lower water level inside the tank.
Now you can use this tank as a water supply. You take water from the bottom tap of the water tank. Let the air come inside the tank by opening another top level hot water faucet anywhere inside the home. Be careful to (carefully) refill the water tank once municipal supply goes back on.
3 laws of robotics* are not yet well implemented here. The frame to limit a i. development to safe activities is not a i. itself.
Science fiction author Isaac Asimov wrote three laws of robotics.
For ordinary folks :
Changing the name of such folders breaks “sharing”. This means that (external) access is then blocked.
The people : Waking up exponentially
Presidency : Rogue and evil
Congress : Lethargic and corrupt
Army : Serving the Constitution
So, act swiftly, wisely, things will change, a lot.
Good to hear, see you around 😌
vendredi à 16h30 … curieusement, personne n’essaie de répondre à ta question 😋