I live in Pennsylvania and have a Fireplace Xtrordinaire fireplace that came with this house and similar to this. It sucks in air from outside, which is routed around the firebox and heated before being forced into the room. It's called a positive pressure fireplace and it really does heat the 2500 square ft house well. Another cool technology with this fireplace is the catalytic combuster, which allows for almost complete combustion by burning off anything left in the smoke after reaching a certain temp.
I sometimes wonder though, is better to have a negative pressure living space pulling dry, cool air into the house rather than positive pressure, forcing warm, moist air through any and all crevices throughout the house. I guess time will tell..
Exactly.. But the funny thing is as an IT admin at hospital, I have seen people who literally were saving mail in their trash folder in hopes to "archive" then got mad when we did some house keeping in Exchange.
It's nice to see someone using some logic in here, there is a ton of ignorance. The only issue is that people always need to find someone to blame. Most aren't going to take facts like you have provided and use that in their assessment of the situation. My main concern would be the groundwater if anything, not the byproducts of combustion that have long blown away in the wind, or the fact Joe Biden didn't come walk around the town. I can imagine the town hall meetings are full of ignorant fools who just want to blame and be angry or political.
Yes, they have been testing and sharing with plenty of news outlets if you care enough to seek it out. The chemicals were burned off and have now dispersed, there is no more source to worry about for anything airborne. It's too bad this is an area of mostly poor, uneducated, right wingers that don't probably know much about chemistry or analytical thinking. Perhaps they could put their energy into ensuring the groundwater does not become contaminated instead of carrying on about things that don't matter, such as Joe Biden and air pollution.
Thanks for the detailed reply, I was curious as well. How does this compare with InfluxDB? I was actually looking into a way to store my own financial data of US equities for backtesting and experimentation awhile back. I never did get any further than the planning phase but this seems like it would almost be ideal for that use case.
Its one thing to claim certain organizations pick and choose what aspects of a story to focus reporting on, but I can't fathom how someone can come to the conclusion that is as utterly ignorant as yours other than being completely brainwashed.
Arcane commands? Sounds like a fairly typical process to me, and a fairly typical use case. We do something similar with our Avaya CM and phone configuration and backups.
You learn as you go, I would hope you are able to realize that every kid is different as is the environment. You are working with a live human rather than machinery.
I used a couple for automated garage doors and I also build a little CDP/LLDP query tool to determine what switch port unlabeled Ethernet drops are connected to. The door openers are bulletproof and haven't had any issues with my tool either.
Well fortunately, any of us have the opportunity to get to a place where we can offer insight and contribute to the light winds that somewhat influence the global economy. When you have a role to play in that, maybe you’ll be invited. I hear the Berkshire Hathaway annual shareholder meeting is a good time, if you are sad that you are missing out on something. As far as politicians, you might not like it, but we elect those politicians to represent us. So I am happy that they have a voice at these forums, even though sometimes that voice isn’t who I specifically wanted there.
But thats just your opinion man.. not a single fact in all that gibberish. Until everyone has a will to live their best life, take care of themselves and you create a utopian society, the most cutting edge, life-saving drugs will be expensive and not an entitlement.
You should do some research on medical billing and R&D costs in pharmaceutical development; those are two totally different things.
None "rely" on a speculative cryptocurrency. Mobile phone cards are relied up as currency moreso than bitcoin. It surely doesn't lend itself to easy transfer.
I work in a hospital and idk where to begin but most of your statements are incorrect. You have no idea how hard it is to find medical staff, like doctors and nurses, for one. Hospitals tiage patients so the most critical cases are served first when demand is high, if there are people waiting its because staff or capacity is unable to meet demand. Idk how you think doctors will be willing to make house calls considering they don't even like walking from one end of building to the other, at least in general. So you think more labs, more equipment for diagnostic testing, and more people to operate this stuff inside of people's homes is more efficient? Are we going to trailer the MRI machine around town?
Idk, I have had many jobs with great health care and never been loaded. Two kids now and out of pocket expenses never exceeded $500 for either of them. You're clearly very ignorant regarding this topic and should work on that before making such incorrect assumptions.
Which is why it's only used in certain parts that would benefit from having glass filling, like tools for instance. You also pay for it anyways; I would be surprised if any of the consumer grade Ryobis from Home Depot had glass fiber reinforced polymer cases, while a Hilti almost surely does if not metallic.
Ha yeah, one of the largest financial firms doesn't have access to any useful information regarding their investments. This is quite possibly the most ridiculously ignorant comment I have read on HN.