It's on my list of options if the AC goes out
It's on my list of options if the AC goes out
Psummer time comes i can just turn it into a wind tunnel on command
Kor a whole lot of cold showers and a fan.
KI had to do that years ago when I was in Uni
Ponce your house gets cold just keep it sealed
Pthat's why you put $20k worth of insulation in your walls
Pdraw curtains, keep windows and doors shut, circulate cool air with fans so it doesn't just linger
KNo, that insulation is for when it's -40 in February and the power goes out cause blizzard.
IA spray bottle on the sheets is my go too
Pit's for both
Pinsulation is insulation
Pif your house is cool indoors it's going to stop the heat getting in and vice versa
KI've actually never had the power go out in summer. Once in fall cause the city workers were cleaning up AFTER a bad storm and somehow took out my power lines that survived the storm, and a time or two in winter when bad storms took out my whole general area.
Kbut that's what the wood stove is for
Pwe can go without AC in summer here but it's not ideal
Plike we just know how to survive through it and not work ourselves to death
Kwe get temps like 35c sometimes + Humidity of 80%+, I'd die without A/C
SAnyone who has a LeGo should i set the vram to 4gb or 6gb? I feel like 6 is too high
Pyou ever hit a nice 50
P50 is fucked in tassie like
K+50? No. -50 (well 40-something+windchill) - yes
Pyou just don't go outdoors
Panything above 30 already limits you to about five minutes under the sun down here
Kat +50 yeah my CAR would probably melt
Kmolten upholstery
Pyeah you start leaving rubber footprints lol
KI do go camping in like -30c regularly
Kjust gotta pack right and wear the right gear.
P30c here is bearable if you aren't exposed to direct sunlight
Ohelps if you're acclimated to the high temperatures
Kwe get 30c + humidity every summer, yeah
Pdirect sunlight in tasmania is like you are an ant having a magnifying glass pointed at you
KI'm not, summer here is like 2 months. and winter is 8.
Pacclimation doesn't matter when our UV index is 12 on an average cool day in summer
Jgetting up to 'bout 35*C in the Greater Seattle Area here which is gonna be toasty
KI admittedly have zero idea about that, it's not a HUGE issue here, probably due to latitude or something
Kwear a hat, sunscreen, go
Pi love going to the emergency room on a 18c day and it is full of lobster-red mainlanders who thought they could walk around topless with no sunscreen
Pif you come here you will know by instinct anyway
Pfurther south you go the worse it is
Pthe sun feels different on your skin
Irookie mistake, you gotta baste in the sunscreen. Let it become part of you
KI'd come in July or August if I wanted to go to AU/NZ
KI'd be comfy in my tshit and shorts
Pdepends where you are
KWhat's your winter lows, like -5? If?
Pin tasmania that still means we're hitting below 0c at night
Kyeah that's fine
Pcold enough my water froze last night :angeRy:
KI'm Canadian, Come spring we're busting out the shorts at -5c
