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lrasinen
3y ago
Not quite; the plan was always to go for five seasons, but the PTEN network closing up shop put season 5 at risk. Sleeping In Light was always intended to be the finale; once season 5 got secured they shot another episode (which was also gr
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Granted. But such conditions are rare and localized. When looking for extreme dew point values, I found this statement: "The highest dew point ever recorded was 35 °C, or 95 °F. This occurred on 8th July, 2003, in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia
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lrasinen
3y ago
Dunno, volts and amperes are working quite well in day-to-day life. And if you're into electronics, ohms and farads of various sizes.
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lrasinen
3y ago
100 F is hardly a temperature that could kill you, unless you completely neglect hydration. But not drinking will kill you happily at lower temperatures. Also, living in a climate where winter temperatures often hover around the freezing po
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lrasinen
3y ago
On a regular keyboard all the time. It's the left shift that gets no love. (Finnish layout, not sure if that makes a difference)
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lrasinen
3y ago
Step 2: "... then tie the cover's ties to the convenient loops." What if you got neither (as is the case with all duvets and mu single one-hole cover over here)
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lrasinen
3y ago
Living in the land of three-hole duvets, we do have one children's duvet cover that only has the bottom hole. It's not that much harder. My process is flipping it inside out, then sticking your hands in and gathering the fabric on
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lrasinen
3y ago
There's nothing large about that space. With 6 colors and 4 choices you get 1296 possibilities. Would have been peanuts even for the first 8-bit home computers.
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lrasinen
3y ago
Happily mine is a ResMed so I don't need to make that choice.
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3y ago
The article states "[WHO threshold proposed by Philips] allows for far higher formaldehyde emissions than benchmarks used by other organizations, including the Environmental Protection Agency." The WHO threshold is, based on quick
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3y ago
That was the original polyurethane foam, this article talks about its replacement. Still, sucks for the affected. I just got my CPAP machine and if I had to choose between cancer or constant sleep deprivation, I'm not sure which way I&
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3y ago
Formaldehyde. Nothing on concentrations or anything, which makes it difficult to assess the risk level, compared to e.g. a cheap bed made out of particleboard and foam mattresses. Meh.
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3y ago
Also made one for this year. My particular challenge is that we need a heavy-duty tree stand to account for feline perturbations. This means the water capacity is pitiful (0.5 litres, perhaps). Also there's not a lot of room for float