Ian Miles

[Ian Miles @m0noc0g]

The idea that a 3m leash is an effective means of control when it's longer than the width of the pathway, and human on the end is neither attempting to exercise control, or even paying attention, is dangerously misguided

[Ian Miles @m0noc0g]

@AndyDW_ Oh noooooo

[Ian Miles @m0noc0g]

@PediatricAnest Call me shallow, but that's the best progress bar graphic ever ☕😉

[Ian Miles @m0noc0g]

At what time tonight will ScoMo declare "that's not my job!"? #AusPolitics #AusVotes

[Ian Miles @m0noc0g]

@CaseyBriggs So we've been tracking at 9-10 times the death rate since 2021 when we last took COVID seriously for 4 months straight now, not easing up any time soon

[Ian Miles @m0noc0g]

@AdingtonP I'm guessing that there probably are too many 'good guys' in the FSB, but it is interesting that I didn't (cont) https://t.co/cC5dbhsx8A

[Ian Miles @m0noc0g]

Imagine what they would have though of kangaroos then ...

[Ian Miles @m0noc0g]

@BicycleNetwork how far would 1/20th of the 22c cut in fuel excise go in terms of funding proper bicycle infrastructure? I mean fully separated lanes that actually connect places?

[Ian Miles @m0noc0g]

@1CeliaGreen So in the article @BradHazzard is (once again) quoted as saying "reintroducing locks or other control measures are not his preference" as if the only alternates are lockdown OR let it rip. This is a completely false dichotomy

[Ian Miles @m0noc0g]

Now that the rain in Sydney had eased, big thanks to the @parracity clean up crew - working all day yesterday and back out again today clearing the debris from the new path East of the ferry wharf

[Ian Miles @m0noc0g]

If Paeds Anaesthesia is your thing, maybe have a look at this

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3/ @PediatricAnest Anesthesiologist-related factors associated with pediatric anesthesia-related 💔 arrest #cpd #pedsanes #PedsICU #anaesthesia #anesthesia

[Ian Miles @m0noc0g]

@bicycle_network The physics is absurd: in my local park the speed limit is 30kph. A small car at 30kph has ~3x kinetic energy of bike at same speed. 1/2

[Ian Miles @m0noc0g]

@bicycle_network Bike would need to go over 100kph to match, but car going 35kph has ~1.5x incr energy. Massive fines for bikes c/w cars flies in the face of the reversed energies involved. 2/2

[Ian Miles @m0noc0g]

The physics is absurd: in my local park the speed limit is 30kph. A small car at 30kph has ~3x kinetic energy of bike at same speed. 1/2

[Ian Miles @m0noc0g]

@stuperbug Difference is, you'd feel bad about it ...

[Ian Miles @m0noc0g]

When all you have is a hammer, everyone looks like a tool.

[Ian Miles @m0noc0g]

@abcnews Time for Scomo to make a captain's call. In case the captain doesn't know which way to follow, we are all over here!

[Ian Miles @m0noc0g]

@BrentHodgson I also know if tests from 27/12 not yet available. Not data, I know, but it's not just you.

[Ian Miles @m0noc0g]

@1SarahJaneSmith @stuperbug @NjbBari3 Yes, broadly. Unfortunately <5 micron size became dogma for Airborne for decades without it being clear where the number came from. There is not distinct cutoff where Airborne stops. And in any case is probably much bigger than 5micron (more like 100 micron?)

[Ian Miles @m0noc0g]

@1SarahJaneSmith @stuperbug @NjbBari3 Disclaimer: outside my area of expertise. I will try to find the link and post ...
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[Ian Miles @m0noc0g]

@1SarahJaneSmith @stuperbug @NjbBari3 Droplet is bigger particles that fall with gravity quite close to source. 1950s research then focused on TB which has to land deep in lungs to infect. Crucial size here is 5 microns. Unfortunately this then generalised to all infectious agents without actually being tested 2/n