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Maxburn
4y ago
VOC? Deodorant, hairspray, perfume, cologne, scented soap, fabric softener. My VOC in the office spikes when I first get in from a couple of those items.
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Maxburn
4y ago
Late addition but yes of course the apps must support those IMAP features. They work hand in hand for this functionality. Presently if you aren't able to do any of the above something is not configured correctly. Some apps have differi
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Maxburn
4y ago
Hmm, I’m currently using a me TLD and I don't think I’m having trouble. But I’m on a good host and all my dmarc etc is set right. Give yourself a check with https://www.learndmarc.com/
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Maxburn
4y ago
It's fun and educational. I nabbed first@last.me. Unfortunately my last name isn't quite so easy to spell so it isn't quite the easiest but it's me.
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Maxburn
4y ago
You might consider Aquamail. I found it to be more powerful and configurable than K9 or Kaiten when I was on android. I'm MXRoute/fastmail/gmail/exchange on the back end for MX service providers.
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4y ago
The majority of what you are talking about (read / unread, user tags and other such things) is handled by the IMAP server. eg; I routinely start drafts on mobile, save it, then continue to draft on a computer before sending. Also set f
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Amazing, I've never even heard of a ERU in residential work. I'm not an engineer so I'm unaware of the rules and regulations, I'm just pointing out what I've actually seen getting installed and what engineers sequen
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4y ago
Every single building is supposed to be positive with conditioned air at all times. Any building that's negative pulls in unconditioned air through all the cracks. Where I live it's very humid (think Houston TX) and if you pull th
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4y ago
There is a massive difference in residential HVAC techs and commercial HVAC work. I had three bids from different contractors in my house and I specifically called out the whistling return vent, showed them how it sucks the filter in. The f
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4y ago
There are guidelines in the spec but I think they are quite high. There's also studies that high CO2 kills concentration in schools, those seem more reasonable. Zoned systems are supposed to be able to handle individual zone heating&#x
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4y ago
HVAC Controls tech here; Commercial buildings have all sorts of rules under Ashrae in the US. Generally in commercial there is a minimum air exchange rate for occupied space. Pre covid it was being constricted for "green" energy i
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That's about what I expected but it is nice to see data.
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This is currently my top concerns with my career/job. Biggest obstacle; time/energy. 40 hours with 10 hours a day invested in the job leave me with zero motivation to further do training. Risking burnout here, I need to get away.
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4y ago
Oh yes, I know why it's blocked. There is no moderation and a couple nasties interacting with people on other servers early on brought that down on us. It's mostly self policing and block lists these days. Generally a fun group bu
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Maxburn
4y ago
Seems to me that enforcement throughout Covid went down. People noticed and I think drivers are more wild now.
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Maxburn
4y ago
All right, this keeps coming up. I’ll put it on the list.
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4y ago
Well said. I've been on mastodon for about three years now and there a sudden influx of people griping about Twitter on mastodon and it's super annoying. I’m also finding out that my preferred home server is blocked by a lot of ot
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4y ago
Risky investment then. Sad, plenty of other drug fueled films made it.
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Maxburn
4y ago
It was going to be around the twenty two hour mark though, you can't pull that out too early.
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4y ago
Giger at least saw his art go somewhere, wonderful work.
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4y ago
What happened? I was never clear on why he didn't get the nod for that, cast in place etc..
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Maxburn
4y ago
"Dune, the greatest film that was never made" looked like it could have been incredible. Both casting and asthetic was in place, with the story they had it would have taken that film in a different and some would say more interest
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4y ago
Rocket floater!
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It does look nice. I like the health tracking these modern watches do and silent notifications on the wrist was the original reason I went with smart watches. I'm just a little sad my older mechanical watches are only brought out on sp
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Maxburn
4y ago
OCR and document scanning companies is a big deal. I have a family member that used to do sales in this area and indeed companies with a lot of records and paper are paying big to get that digitized.
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4y ago
Good point on the browser, so you'd need to go through and uninstall old browsers (if you can) and change the default browser. I agree, seems like this is prolonging things and just delaying the inevitable.
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4y ago
You don't is my position. Lots of things that can be done past end of support to extend it a bit but you are right it's all shades of gray.
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That came to mind for extending device support. As I understand it though the hardware drivers are all closed source and end support rather quickly. I believe that the drivers are sometimes the source of the problem which sort of complicate
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4y ago
If you can resist using it to browse the internet or receive SMS/MMS I see your point.
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I'm aware the play store can do a LOT more than the name implies. What I wasn't thinking about was this tool generally doesn't need the device to be on public IP, so remove the cellular access and have it behind a LAN firewal
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