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I work from home, and coworking sounds nice, but I have the problem that I never seem comfortable at the same temperature as others. Basically, when I'm comfor
by bd_at_rivenhill 17y ago
I work from home, and coworking sounds nice, but I have the problem that I never seem comfortable at the same temperature as others. Basically, when I'm comfortable in jeans and a T-shirt, everybody else is sweating and ready to strip down to their underwear. It wouldn't bother me quite as much if I was only cold in the winter, but everybody turns the air conditioning up in the summer and I end up wearing a pullover all year around.
Does anybody else have this (or the opposite) problem? I'd love to have an office with a "hot" zone and a "cold" zone. In fact, vent the machine room waste heat directly into my office and I'll be perfectly happy.
- rw140 17y agoSame problem. I blame the male bias in computing for producing lower average room temperatures.