SwampNut

Shiiiiiit. I put an occupancy sensor in the shop, so the home automation turns off the lights if I leave. I have a lot of light in there, it's something like 800 watts I think. My compressor is on at all times though. Too lazy to do otherwise.

My neighbor bought a Noco and so far, not one battery has been restored. Could be coincidence since my Renaissance fails on some batteries. I asked him to give me one to try after the Noco failed and he forgot and turned it in.

AC raises the relative humidity here. You read that right. Remember that it's relative. So while it's reducing AH obviously, it's so hot and dry that RH goes up, not down. I leave the humidifier on, but it rarely runs. Of course "everyone" tells me this is not how it works, and yet I have data. My relatives in FL run the AC below 70, so their AC discharge is a fire hydrant, and the house is insanely uncomfortable. The humidity actually approaches 0 and it's fucking freezing. I wear a jacket.

With the only caveat being that if you have some specific immune issues or take any immunosuppressives, you might not have lifelong immunity. Pretty sure I had it and of course had the vaccine. It's amusing and sad to me what Americans take for granted and now fight--great vaccine availability. Compared to how much my parents treated vaccination as a major new benefit of moving to the US. Cubans would get on a 55 gallon drum to float here to get what Americans now stupidly reject.

The humidity question prompted me to re-think it, and realize that when I said "50% that's the machine setting. The reality is that due to loss and that sometimes we don't have a lot of air movement, much of the house is far too low. So looking at how to solve this. The humidifier doesn't participate in the home control stuff; it's really dumb. So it can't be told to do anything based on the remote sensors--yet. I do have pretty good programmability for minimum air movement which may be a great solution. Testing that now (running air for two hours, measuring the result).

I bet I can outline his religious and political beliefs with an extremely high degree of accuracy. Possibly his vehicle, beer choice, and how often he beats his wife.

They are not shipping yet. I sized by using their AI tool, then 3D printing ring models in a range of sizes near that. I found that I really want a size up from the recommendation, but it may be because I particularly hate rings, I guess. I wore it for two days and it was always pissing me off. Also middle finger left hand is the least intrusive for me. I've considered cancelling because I'm not sure I can deal with wearing it all the time. The Watch has never been a conscious item, I don't notice it. The ring is always in the way of something. Like even just riding (both bicycle and motorcycle) is annoying in the gloves. At least the Zero has no clutch, but using the clutch on the XR or rear brake on the MTB is annoying.

It's fucking amazing that we now have to be concerned about previously solved dangers because of fucking morons. Mostly precipitated by one porn star. I hope she's remembered well for all of the death and misery she helped cause.

No, why?

Yeah, you want to do this with a lot of ventilation. Smells like corpse and ammonia.

Small hands, orange face. Type that into google and guess whose picture shows up? Fits the micropenis I suppose.

Well at least my skin isn't orange.

That's how I feel about Michelins all around.

I installed the one in the pics above, I didn't want any sort of hard threshold, just a seal/wipe. Works great. Cheap and fast. I like my door seals just how I like my women. (Made of rubber with a sticky strip)

I mean, I've said it repeatedly about a lot of things, I'm good with that. I like nice things. And I hate peas. It's bad enough that my dirt gear is out in the garage, wrapped up, but outside.

Cool yeah, we have different standards. I'm a princess when it comes to my gear. It has to be great, and I don't want to be putting on cold/hot gear, or anything dirty. It comes inside for cleaning and charging anyway. Also, there's really no place to hang stuff in the garages and they are used for other things (that do belong outside). Some people are equally horrified that a lot of guns live in the garages, however. But there's no rust.

Today I learned that "dodgy" means "totally fucked." Those new ones are beautiful. How do they feel?

Your dick is yellow too, isn't it?

It's to keep my riding rats IN, not out. Sheesh.

I thought that was a joke. There are 27 reasons why that won't work for us. Shit, I've only known one other person who kept gear in the garage, and he wore junk, and it was all ragged and nasty.

Well the wallet is far less limiting with the cost savings of an EV.

Oh, and I installed this... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0D4HQMJK8?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1

Yes, though the actual variation at the main sensor is 46-50 with 48 nominal, and parts of the house are actually drier since it's bleeding off. 40+ is the healthiest range, and parts of the house are that low. 35 is too low. Gear in the garage, lol.