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You can locally heat up a cube. There isn't really an effective cooling substitute that's localized. I would have killed for 62F. My house is 68F year round (I

by gte910h 15y ago

You can locally heat up a cube. There isn't really an effective cooling substitute that's localized. I would have killed for 62F. My house is 68F year round (I work at home now). (My bedroom is probably 64-66 or so).

mgkimsal 15y ago
My fingers couldn't type or mouse very effectively. 100+ people worked in frigid temps so a few people on the other side of the wall could have mid 70s - the thermostat was on their side of the wall. :/
- sethg 15y ago
  Obviously, what you needed was a heated keyboard: http://www.engadget.com/2007/05/23/heated-keyboard-keeps-fingers-toasty-whilst-typing/ http://www.engadget.com/2007/05/23/heated-keyboard-keeps-fin...
chc 15y ago
Heck, you can locally heat up a cube just by compiling and keeping Flash videos running constantly.