

If you’re not renting, have you looked into a small MVHR unit?
It draws air in and out of the house across a matrix, which heats/cools.
This means that the air gets refreshed, without cooling it too much.


If you’re not renting, have you looked into a small MVHR unit?
It draws air in and out of the house across a matrix, which heats/cools.
This means that the air gets refreshed, without cooling it too much.


I’m feeling a lot less crazy having my strict rule on AV equipment:
It should work out the box without connecting to the internet, and it shouldn’t be connected without a damned good reason.
To the point that I insisted on setting up the PS5 and playing a game on it before connecting, just to be sure.


It’s approaching the cost of the monthly energy bill here :(


Yep, through misunderstanding I left rtl_433 auto addition switched on for over a year.
I think I ended up with over 9000 unique tpms entries.
Clearing them out from MQTT was a pain in the backside, too!


Blaupunkt went bust in 2016.
Unless I’m very mistaken, their ICE is just a brand licensed to random companies now.
They might be doing something interesting with their retro lines.


I feel like this is going to be a deciding factor in how comfortable countries are in the third quarter of the 21st century.
“Did they start to get their renewable shit in order by 2025?”
Maybe I’m just a datahoarder, but for me the really obscure stuff is the most worth keeping originals of.


Plus, the terrain near the coast here is an absolute bastard for point-to-point roads.
You’d struggle to make the alternative road any more efficient than the existing b-roads.
Same here.
I jumped on Ryzen in 2017 when it seemed to be actually taking a step forward.
Then I’ve just…not needed a new CPU since then. A GPU 3 years later, but other than that, I’m trucking along nicely.