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Sorry peons that work on floor 1-7 no AC for you
Sorry peons that work on floor 1-7 no AC for you
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There's actually a better explanation for this than "For The Lulz": If the AC system was at capacity, disabling some zones would allow the other zones to be kept colder than they would otherwise.
This is consistent with how senior management handles resource constraints. The CEO doesn't miss a paycheck...
This is consistent with how senior management handles resource constraints. The CEO doesn't miss a paycheck...
@cjd I'm sure there is some logical explanation behind it, I just found it fucking funny after the past few days of AC discussion here on the fedi, and on twitter.
I'm in the EU, and I can not for the life of me understand the resistance some people have to getting a AC unit, sure there some Net Zero laws in place in some countries, but regular folks seem to think they are saving the planet or some shit by not getting one, as if heat is a zero sum game.
I'm in the EU, and I can not for the life of me understand the resistance some people have to getting a AC unit, sure there some Net Zero laws in place in some countries, but regular folks seem to think they are saving the planet or some shit by not getting one, as if heat is a zero sum game.
I'm based in France but I was born in the US and one piece of American culture that I'm not giving up is when it's too hot outside, I want it too cold inside. I wanna need a sweater!
@cjd @Titanbreakerkun I got a AC in my apartment, but the typical old houses in southern Spain, usually they are designed to be rather chilly, like don’t see much old houses with air condition, but every apartment got one. I think it’s generational here in Andalucia. Every new construction got air condition installed
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