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841.
by zeristor 1y ago
Hopefully they would, sarcasm aside, but there seem to have been plenty of places than run cooling and heating against each other, my mind boggled in hearing that.
842.
by zeristor 1y ago
One key question is that with the construction of the Elizabeth line, and this being a known issue how was that designed and built differently to solve this problem, assuming it has fixed it. Update: There’s not a huge amount, but with care
843.
by zeristor 1y ago
Are they doing a docking? This is docking music.
844.
About £1B in car loan compensation at risk because data deleted, lawyers warn(theguardian.com)
2 points by zeristor 1y ago|0 comments
845.
by zeristor 1y ago
Ah, the joy of Psychrometrics https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psychrometrics
846.
Dehumidifiers are confusing. Here's why. (Technology Connections) [video](youtube.com)
3 points by zeristor 1y ago|1 comments
847.
by zeristor 1y ago
Sorry, I meant there was a terrorist bombing for the announcement of the Olympics at Stratford. I left the word ‘for’ do a lot. I had assumed that it was infamous enough not to require much more detail, has it really been that long ago that
848.
by zeristor 1y ago
At what point does it become illegally warm? I thought 30°C was the limit for office work in the UK. I recall when there was a terrorist bombing for the Stratford Olympics that emergency service people had to work in a tunnel at 60°C. I avo
849.
by zeristor 1y ago
At a couple of stations a river passes by and that is used to cool the station. I think Oxford Circus is one.
850.
by zeristor 1y ago
Not if it was kept separate a metal box with fins could absorb the heat without leaking any humidity. Besides at that temperature, more water can be absorbed in the air, so not just latent heat of melting, but heat absorbed in evaporation t
851.
The $3,300M CIA Salvage of AZORIAN (Waterline stories) [video](youtube.com)
1 points by zeristor 1y ago|0 comments
852.
by zeristor 1y ago
Believe regenerative breaking is used to supplement Oxford Circus’ electricity supply
853.
by zeristor 1y ago
Yikes. I posted this, and I missed that, something I realised soon into my first year physics degree lab. I learnt more than just dipping calculators in liquid nitrogen for fun. I apologise.
854.
by zeristor 1y ago
I had an idea, perhaps a weird fantasy. Of a special tube train with blocks of ice. You’d need to have various pits dug in, and pumps to drain the water. Yes water and power electronics is “fraught”. I just like the idea of trains trundling
855.
by zeristor 1y ago
Delivering big projects can’t be taken for granted. The Eurotunel seemed to have been delayed when they belatedly realised they hadn’t realised cooling was needed for all the fast trains passing through. The Elizabeth line seemed to be bese
856.
Elizabeth line marks its 3rd birthday with the 600Mth passenger journey(ianvisits.co.uk)
3 points by zeristor 1y ago|1 comments
857.
Is TfL losing the battle against heat on the Victoria line?(swlondoner.co.uk)
125 points by zeristor 1y ago|255 comments
858.
Idiocracy(en.wikipedia.org)
87 points by zeristor 1y ago|25 comments
859.
by zeristor 1y ago
Found via: https://diamondgeezer.blogspot.com/2025/05/local-news.html Sometimes the provenance is just as interesting
860.
Cows get GPS collars to stop them falling in river(bbc.co.uk)
75 points by zeristor 1y ago|77 comments
861.
by zeristor 1y ago
There’s a word for that sort of thing, it just happens to be: antidisestablishmentarianism That is for the removal of the Church of England as the religion of England, but it’s along those lines.
862.
by zeristor 1y ago
But then we wouldn’t be in a Mess.
863.
'It was so unreal': Norwegian man wakes to cargo ship in his garden(theguardian.com)
10 points by zeristor 1y ago|2 comments
864.
by zeristor 1y ago
Don’t they get paid by time engaged. It reminds me of padding out essays at school to meet the length requirement, which makes me feel bad. Life is short, and in some ways these expanded essays are taking your most precious thing, time. Is
865.
by zeristor 1y ago
Battersea Power Station Station I think they started referring to stations as Underground stations to avoid this: https://tfl.gov.uk/tube/stop/940GZZBPSUST/battersea-power-st...
866.
by zeristor 1y ago
I think it was the wolf enclosure, along the north south path in the NE part of Regent's Park. The Zoo has been rejigged since then, I attended the Danish Summer Fair just nearby every year, and used to pop out to say Hi to the wolves
867.
by zeristor 1y ago
Apostrophe as a number separator? Where’s that from?
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Quarter (Urban Subdivision)(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by zeristor 1y ago|0 comments
869.
Jodhpur, India Unveils a Net-Zero Public Cooling Station (2024)(nrdc.org)
3 points by zeristor 1y ago|0 comments
870.
Æsir–Vanir War(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by zeristor 1y ago|0 comments

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