Luckily, you’re not speaking for all of us.

That’s why you do it gently ;).

But seriously, it’s an established solution. You don’t need to cool the floor down so much because the area is so big, so you don’t run into condensation issues.

I just won’t. Why on earth would I run those butt-ugly air vents through my house when I can just use the existing underfloor heating to cool down the building via a heat pump in the summer?

Window heat pumps?

Wouldn’t that mean you’d need one for each room while hearing it in every room while also seeing it in each room where it blocks a window while having to install those dreaded American push-up-windows in lieu of our beloved tilt-n-swivel ones?

Nah, thanks, I’m good. I’ll get one central heat pump for the house and that’s it.

Only those that dissolve my dna to produce electricity that’s an order of magnitude more expensive than the one that can be generated from thin air or sunlight.

my home is powered by nuclear energy

Lost me there

This isn’t fixing. This is a bandaid for some symptoms because god forbid we stop burning the planet to the ground.

Why would a system be based on counting 20 vases?

Person I replied to said it’s 20 bucks tho.

Big fan of both, don’t know why it has to be one or the other for an OSS credentials manager

20 bucks are kind of a reason tho?

Keepass is free?

Wat?

Our kids had most of their school gear in there and we built all of the bags ourselves. It’s not hard and you can buy blank cardboard cutouts to quickly give you a base to work with. Saw a lot of other kids with home made Schultüten, too.

Of course there are enough people that just buy them, too… But I wouldn’t say homemade ones are “completely eliminated”.

From that article:

Graphic screen-printing is widely used today to create mass- or large-batch produced graphics, such as posters or display stands. Full colour prints can be created by printing in CMYK (cyan, magenta, yellow and black).

It’s still subtractive.

Hey dude, is everything okay? It’s just the Internet and just a discussion about printing and colours.

You don’t use rgb in print.

I mean… I’m not a native English speaker, so maybe that’s why I’m having a hard time here? But there’s just too many things that throw me off completely.

• “Draw a line around”… How would anything I draw “around” something still be a line? Shouldn’t a line be straight?
• “Draw a line around the number or letter of this sentence.”… There’s no number in that sentence but lots of letters. I’m literally lost in the first question. Or does that refer to the number that comes before that sentence?
• “write the last letter of the first word beginning with ‘L’”… For some reason, this in particular doesn’t limit it to “this line”, so I was utterly unsure if I was supposed to find the first word on the line, the page, or get a dictionary and find the first L-word there.
• “Cross out the number necessary, when making the number below one million”… Wat? Like, is this referring to the number being below the written line on the paper and it should be exactly one million or is this just saying the number should be anything below one million? Also, there’s just one number there, so crossing that out leaves me with nothing, so I’ll just assume I should cross out a digit? Then again, I can’t cross out a single digit for the number to become exactly one million, so this is something I really don’t get.