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I think they caught a rare image of an oven making a break for it.
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Must be one of those new speed ovens I keep hearing about
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Facebook Aunt posted:I think they caught a rare image of an oven making a break for it. 
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Aug 10, 2018 05:33
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Synthbuttrange posted:
I'm sure this makes perfect economic sense... if someone else is paying the utility bills.
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Aug 10, 2018 06:26
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Aug 10, 2018 06:52
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https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/9k8ykp/heating-water-with-bitcoin-mining-asic-reddit spoiler: it got too hot to use safely
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Aug 10, 2018 06:55
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Submarine Sandpaper posted:Probably like 9 ft 
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Aug 10, 2018 09:27
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I was looking at houses to rent on Craigslist and I found this. There's obviously something weird going on with the picture itself (look at the sink) but this is such a weird bathroom shape.
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HelloIAmYourHeart posted:I was looking at houses to rent on Craigslist and I found this. There's obviously something weird going on with the picture itself (look at the sink) but this is such a weird bathroom shape. I feel like the picture has been skewed to exaggerate the space in this room.
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Aug 10, 2018 14:06
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That room folds up into just two dimensions when you aren't using it.
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Aug 10, 2018 14:15
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The Bloop posted:That room folds up into just two dimensions when you aren't using it. Why should we pay for a dimension we're not going to use?
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Aug 10, 2018 14:56
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Jaded Burnout posted:Why should we pay for a dimension we're not going to use?
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The first apartment we had was in a converted attic, the bathroom was added later in the houses history. The shower and tub were put in and the ceiling was slanted at about 45 degrees, if you reached to far forward you'd hit your head. Really wish I had pictures.
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Synthbuttrange posted:https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/9k8ykp/heating-water-with-bitcoin-mining-asic-reddit How long before someone in a colder climate uses a mining rig for their furnace?
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Nah, electric heat is super inefficient. 
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Also generally you run a furnace only when it is cold and stop running it when your living space has reached a comfortable temperature. Compare to shitcoin mining rigs, which you run full blast until the parts burn out or your house burns down or you die of heat stroke or your parents kick you out or the utility company notices you're stealing enough power for five grow-ops and cuts your poo poo off. So clearly the solution is to use a mining rig as a furnace and keep the temperature down to a comfortable level with a massively oversized air conditioner!
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Haifisch posted:Nah, electric heat is super inefficient. During the days of $100 a barrel oil, developers from around the country came to western North Dakota to build apartments. You had developers who didn’t know about drain tile, ones that used electric heat within miles of natural gas processing plants, and of course ones that didn’t include plug-ins for engine block heaters in the parking lots.
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xergm posted:How long before someone in a colder climate uses a mining rig for their furnace? like -6 years? The buttcoiners used to have great ideas like "let's package rigs up like electric space heaters and give them to normies for free in return for the mining output."
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hailthefish posted:Also generally you run a furnace only when it is cold and stop running it when your living space has reached a comfortable temperature. So it's more of a heat the water for a 10 story apartment complex rig?
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Probably a good time to post this http://www.buttcoinfoundation.org/mining-rig-megapost/ 
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xergm posted:How long before someone in a colder climate uses a mining rig for their furnace? Some dude already gave himself brain damage from heatstroke thanks to his miners. http://www.belial.pt/permanent-brain-damage-from-bitcoin-mining quote:“Hi, I’m the person who posted that message. I originally posted it on 4chan’s technology board (/g/), though apparently someone took a screenshot and it’s been reposted quite a lot on other sites. I don’t feel like doing an interview, but here are some more details in case you’re wondering: I started Bitcoin mining quite a while ago. I already had a decent build with 2 5850s in crossfire that I used for gaming. After mining for a while, I earned enough money to buy more mining hardware from Newegg and Amazon. In the end, I had a total of 4 PCs with 2 5850s in each of them, except for 1 of them, which had 3 5850s. I won’t bother listing all the specs, since they’re nothing special aside from the 5850s. I overclocked the core clocks of the 5850s to squeeze a little more performance out of them, and underclocked the video ram in order to reduce heat. I had them running at 100% fan speed to try and cool them off a little better, but they still got pretty hot anyway. I’m a freshman in college and unfortunately still live with my parents (living in a dorm is too expensive), so I don’t really have any other place to put my PCs except in my own room. So I kept all 4 machines in my bedroom, which is not very big. So they were pretty close to my bed.My parents’ house doesn’t have central heating/AC, but instead we have window AC units that we install in the summer, and space heaters for the winter.
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Can we really be sure the brain damage wasn't already there though
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wandler20 posted:This gets better the longer it goes. Know what it was gonna be before I clicked. (God bless that guy for recording landscape video on a phone.)
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FCKGW posted:Probably a good time to post this I’ve made uglier things than some of these. The difference is that I wasn’t proud of them. Also, they served better purposes than Bitcoin.
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The Locator posted:I'm sure this makes perfect economic sense... if someone else is paying the utility bills. If any of your utilities are free, you can take extreme advantage if you *really* want to (water wheel generator, gas powered generator, electric condensers and pumps).
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baquerd posted:If any of your utilities are free, you can take extreme advantage if you *really* want to (water wheel generator, gas powered generator, electric condensers and pumps). Eh, the water one even isn't that great. Faucet power seems to be from 2-200 watts or so. https://what-if.xkcd.com/91/
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Dillbag posted:Like this? thank you billza i had completely forgotten aobut this and now i am laughing again hahaha
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Jaded Burnout posted:Why should we pay for a dimension we're not going to use? Speaking of Escherhaus...  (Found on fb)
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Dazzle camo is a thing, and that room is a perfect example.
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Bad Angus! Bad!
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What woman doesn't dream of applying makeup with her face lit exclusively from one side?
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Icon Of Sin posted:Speaking of Escherhaus... Pretty sure it has been posted here before. I love it.
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Looks like a nagel abstract
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Ebola Dog posted:Other people have already said to get other quotes, but if you have the time an easy way to save a bit of money is to remove the tiles yourself. After some bored investigation, orange paint stripper will melt the contact adhesive right off the wall. Unfortunately my vacation is just about up so I'm not feeling leaving a half-worked bathroom for my pregnant wife to use. Maybe in time for Christmas...
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Megillah Gorilla posted:Multiple bathrooms I get. Multiple kitchens, though On one side of my family, multiple kitchens with just one bathroom was the norm. They came from Croatia at the end of WWII. Apparently, it was normal to have a second kitchen called the "Summer kitchen". When they came to the states, they ended up buying half built houses and lived in the basement as the upstairs were just stick built and covered in tar paper. They put kitchens in their basements and, later on, put kitchens upstairs once they had the money to finish the houses. My great grandparents, grandparents, and great aunt and uncle all lived next to each other in a row. All had two kitchens. Not big houses, just always two kitchens. It's actually super handy to have two kitchens when you're baking a lot for church functions.
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That seems like it would be pretty handy even for just a large family, and duplicating all the big appliances wouldn't cost that much on the scale of building an entire house.
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Javid posted:That seems like it would be pretty handy even for just a large family, and duplicating all the big appliances wouldn't cost that much on the scale of building an entire house. Eh. Without a ridiculously huge family, I can't really see that being overly useful in most cases. If you're building the entire thing in one go, I feel like most people would be better off just going for a single large kitchen with a cooktop and a double wall oven or something similar.
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