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Hmmm… There are as many ounces in a cup as there are bits in a byte.
Maybe the first byte fit in a cup.
Hmmm… There are as many ounces in a cup as there are bits in a byte.
Maybe the first byte fit in a cup.
Glad you got it figured out.
Tangent: Something like home assistant could also abstract a fait bit of complexity especially when you start dealing with different manufacturers.
Just checked and they already support lifx.
Good luck
The shooting that occurred was an isolated incident
But also:
As of January 31, a total of 94 people have been killed and 121 people have been wounded in 45 shootings.
There’s also the option of using a horizontal field just below the frost line instead of a deep vertical well.
The process is really similar to a drilling a water well.
No idea how that works over a shale deposit, although I imagine some of the tech they use to dig for shale oil could also be used to dig a geothermal well.
I’ll have to look into that.
All said and done, it was around $23 or $24k CAD, including everything from the thermostat to the well, to taking out the old combo oil-electric furnace and its aged tank.
To be fair, there were federal/provincial subsidies at the time, think maybe $30k ish CAD before the subsidies.
That was 3-4 years though, not idea how the prices have changed since.
It’s definitely on the expensive side to have installed, and not something a house flipper would do, but we saw it as an investment.
The old oil furnace was on its last legs, the tank too.
Geo is cheaper to run in the long run, has little/no maintenance, long lifespan, has the same efficiency no matter how cold it is outside.
No smells, no refills, it just… works.
For comparison,
We used to burn through about 500L of fuel every winter, and that’s with using the oil furnace only on colder days.
The resistive electric heating was doing the work on days hotter than -15C, so we had a hefty electric bill on top of that.
The geo heatpump now costs about $600 or $700 to run, yearly.
(Maybe half of that is because I like to run the main fan continuously to move the air around.)
It also doubles as AC in the summer, which we didn’t have before, so it’s not an exact 1:1 comparison.
Even on cold days (< -30C), the aux heat never kicks in and the house is at a toasty 22.5C pretty much 24/7 in winter, and a cool 24C in summer.
The only time the aux heat is on is when I test it manually before the winter, just in case (and also to burn some of the dust on the elements)
Sorry, I’m ranting now.
325’ deep.
Pretty much right on top of bedrock.
There’s maybe an 8’ length of protective steel sleeve between the top of the well and the bedrock then it’s all bedrock all the way down.
Aside from the loop of 1 1/4" tubing up and down the well, the space in the well is filled with bentonite clay.
Ground source heat pumps are great.
We had one installed in our old 1960s home a few years ago and it’s amazing, AMA.
Ah je pensais spécifique à tedomum.net.
Oui en effet il manque beaucoup de contenu…
Ça ressemble beaucoup au bug avec la file de fédération. Je croyais que c’était réglé dans 0.19.3.
Peut-être restart le container lemmy.
FYI, that’s an instance specific thing.
ahh la federation commence seulement lorsqu’au moins un utilisateur souscrit à une communauté.
Le contenu qui existait avant sera manquant.
Dans certains cas j’ai pu forcer la synchro de contenu spécifique avec la barre de recherche et en y mettant des liens vers des post/commentaires, mais c’est pas trop pratique ou réaliste avec du volume.
Weird wrinkles, weird smooth cheeks, weird number of fingers, cigarette phasing between dimensions, left hand is actually a right hand,
Not gonna lie, I had to test with my own hands which way the thumbs can even be.
Pretty sure the guy also has two right hands.
An instance admin can “remove” a remote community, which is effectively like banning, but for a community.
You’d have to check with your home instance admins on this one.
On vise aller sur 0.19 3 vers la fin de la semaine prochaine.
Les plus gros bugs semblent réglés, ça devrait bien aller.
Ah merveilleux.
J’ai dû avoir le comportement avec 19.2 alors, tant mieux!
Poop knife 2
The poop knife was inside the house meatbag all along.
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