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You're not thinking like someone that lives in a cold place :-P In cold climates, the heat could be distributed to reduce the heating load in other buildings d
by danpat 13y ago
You're not thinking like someone that lives in a cold place :-P
In cold climates, the heat could be distributed to reduce the heating load in other buildings during cold months.
Where I live (Alberta, Canada), it's continuously below freezing for at least 3 months, and often below for 2-3 months either side of that. People would be all over getting free heat from a neighbour, even if it was just a little bit.
- dorfsmay 13y agoBut they are on the edge of a small town. By the way, aren't all data centres in Alberta (at least in YYC) just pumping out the heat outside?
- code_duck 13y agoI don't really want I inhale air that has been washed over a room of hot circuit boards. It likely contains flame retardants and plastic fumes.