its all about cfm

at least with the government

bigger blades, lower speed, same cfm, quieter

120mm ore more

If there is a person to person contract, then contract law comes into play

that is communism you are advocating for with "explicitly stating the bounds of the work you do"

@LotheronPrime maybe I could have some sort of modular air conduit

that is a gulag

that's much easier to hook up

sometimes (most of the time actually) that actually includes what bounds you refuse service upon

yeah ifyou could line up the heatsinks

and counts for unexpected closures

that will probably work quite well, yeah

jsut send air through the whole thing until it doesn't cool the end enough

then just move up

@Austin ?

but 120-140mm fans are cheap

Just a concern

why did something happen?

@LotheronPrime yeah, I do wonder what speed they'll be operating at though, and how much heatsink material I'll need

I wasn't the one drunk yesterday xD

Maybe wasn’t the best idea to expose your eye problems to random people and not expect them to think about it

usually 1500-2500rpm

hmm

but hte new fans are mag isnteda of ball bearing

I don't care too much, it's not really a secret xD

yeah well the "i dont server dirty n*ggers" sign outside will land you jail time

Okay that is true

Hmm

maybe you can think thats a gulag but i argue its a price for living in civil society

Not necessarily

It will put you in jail if you actually dont serve them

which is the opposite of a gulag

@JULZIFICATOR so to summerize what you said. If you don't explicitly state what your are not willing to do beforehand, if it can be argued in a twisted what what violates those restrictions, if the state doesn't think your reason for not working is not acceptable then you should face state sponsored (including jail) consequences

@xorgy look for magnetic levitation fan

I just want to own a bar with a sign that says "No dogs or Irish"

quiet and long lasting

ain't this a free country

everyone gets shitty contracts

I saw a "We dont serve republicans" sign

No they dont