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Most of my work requires several windows open simulaneously, with one often scaled down to sub-optimal levels. I can also keep my coffee hot by placing it next to my laptop cooling fan when I have computationally expensive applications running.
Only on the bed during meetings. My desk is in the living room, but the wife is in the front room and is on the phone. So I go upstairs to the bedroom for the few meetings I have.
Monday owns the upstairs, the dogs are allowed downstairs.
I woke up one morning to my roommate playing a full size electric piano in our living room... that apparently I single handedly hauled home from 10 blocks away.
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My dog can be bouncing around the house like a 5 year old after a double espresso and within 30 seconds of sitting down on the couch he will be curled up and asleep next to me.
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cranberry pond.
Either way - Cool shot.
It looks the dog's breakfast, but was tasty.
Pan fried lamb merguez sausage, leeks, red pepper, a bit of leftover Vodka sauce.
Mixed with roast spaghetti squash, feta cheese. Finished under the broiler.
Pan fried lamb merguez sausage, leeks, red pepper, a bit of leftover Vodka sauce.
Mixed with roast spaghetti squash, feta cheese. Finished under the broiler.
what’s the catch? Location? Lot size?
My guess, control of a potential driveway.
I was wrong.
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This tiny bungalow sold for $1.8 million in Toronto’s Little Italy — $800,000 above asking
The two-bedroom home looks like a shed on the outside in comparison to the adjacent houses, and has no dining or living room.
Holy on top of each other.
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Access is from the Alley. Lots of those old service houses are being converted to tiny homes. Service house is like a Carriage House in Toronto. The Alleys around there are usually full of cars. In the winter it is a cluster fuck. Duffs is around there.
Yes it requires MOAR carbonz though
Oh noes, is the sun deteriorating your crabons?
In a round about way yes. As zee hop oilz break down in the storages, themz particles that get suckered into the nh3 detector sends the nh3 detector into a hussy fit and I have to swappz zee activated carbons in the pre-anal-sysis sample gas.
Does the decomposing hop oils generate ammonia or just triggers a false positive? If so why do you need an ammonia detector?
Oh, Trust, me, I know.
The decomposed hop oilz trigger a false positive. Whatever zone it is on shuts down and then I get a phone call. Ammonia has the killer properties for removing heat, changing state, and not fractionating. All at reasonable* pressures even.
*Compared to any of the competing refrigerants. If water didn't freeze or propane wasn't so combustible they would be more suitable alternatives.
Ah. The ammonia based cooling systems I have seen use another liquid for the point of use cooling to minimize ammonia exposure.
I spent a few weeks in an Aluminum foundry, there was a red light that would flash on occasion. When I asked someone what it was they told me it was a chlorine detection system and I should just ignore it. That explained why my chrome vanadium wrenches were rusting.
