Nanomachimes son

Its going to happen

Fuck that

If the nonobots clean my house

LINQ is both disgusting and beautiful

I really think Microsoft wanted to give C# a slight Haskellish touch

>no electricity needed
>no maintenance needed
>low cost solution
>more options to control cooling and airflow
>refreshes room with oxygen and allows carbon monoxide to vent away
>no poisonous gasses and can be thrown away in nature

"/r/n"
Someone will download this shit and he will think you're an idiot

>judging someone's unit tests

no

>cooling

>its 95 degrees inside

Jannah, polen gets in, your room gets dirty

>its 97 degrees outside

🇵🇱 gets in

How does wind work?
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By evaporating your ballsweat

you are still sweaty and uncomfortable

>97 outside
>95 inside

Burger housing

The isolation

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@porco Only the germans get in <:alismirk:230784726615588865>

I hate people that don't understand that keeping the windows open all time during hot weather is counter-productive

I dunno, our house stays cool when we have the windows open even if it's hot outside

i somewhat doubt houses in Europe have magic insulation even if its brick unless the climate is diffrent. Which is what I am saying

the average build quality of housing in Europe is much much much much much much higher than the average build quality of housing in the US

Not according to literally every thermal metric that can be measured. Euros have a different climate, not magic bricks.

Look at the R value of the average home

>Europe has only one climate
>The US has only one climate

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>Europe has only one house construction

I did say average

>the us has only one house construction

turnerturing - Today at 11:05
i somewhat doubt houses in Europe have magic insulation even if its brick unless the climate is diffrent. Which is what I am saying

>what's a sun and winterbelt

the climate literally is different

Sup Transience

UK houses are generally have a lot more wall insulation

>the us has only one house construction
They don't ?
Except for some founders age brick building, i've only see what i would call paper constructing (or admittly skyscrappers) in american tvs