Samuel Stone

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Samuel Stone

Samuel Stone

@SamWStone

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Probably Floating Katılım Ekim 2007
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Rack Robotics
Rack Robotics@RackRobotics·
We have a new video on the Betta Wire up on Youtube! In this video we make a part for the Betta ON the Betta. Check it out here!👇
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Dr P Buddy
Dr P Buddy@DiscePuer·
@SamWStone @ProudBrit19 Why are you posting an ad for a 2024 car? In the OP's screenshot, the owner is clearly complaining about a 2026 car for which the advertised list price new is about £50k. Looks like he's signed up to well over £1000 per month depreciation though 👍🏻.
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ProudBrit
ProudBrit@ProudBrit19·
There is the rose-tinted world of the EVangelists and then there is reality...
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Marc
Marc@marcrock100·
@SamWStone @DiscePuer @ProudBrit19 20 grand more than i'd spend on any car and i could buy anything i wanted outright tomorrow...When you work at them you see how shit modern cars are.
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Samuel Stone
Samuel Stone@SamWStone·
@MrSimonBennett You're doing it wrong. You need to set the indoor temp to 50, then sit in front of the heat exchanger outside.
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Simon Bennett
Simon Bennett@MrSimonBennett·
Radiators that can easily provide 70kW of heating at dt 50 can only just about manage 3.5kW of cooling.
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Samuel Stone
Samuel Stone@SamWStone·
@MaidenHasegawa Is there any way to read that post and not think you're trying to say "the reason most people don't have AC is because they don't have 250 quid spare"?
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Maiden ♟️👑 | VSinger
Maiden ♟️👑 | VSinger@MaidenHasegawa·
Not everybody can afford AC (£200+ for portable and over £1.5k for permanent AC). Many people here think it’s too much money to drop on something that will only be used a quarter of the year. If you live here, you should know we have a cost of living crisis- (1/3)
Hera Kita 🪓🐾Final Girl VTuber@xHeraKita

As an American who has lived in London/the UK for the last 6 years I'm convinced UK people just hate being comfortable and hate convenience. You have BEEN getting heatwaves at least the last 6 years. After the first 3 years of heatwaves you should have gotten a small air con unit for at least just your bedroom. Buying it in the winter would also have made it much less expensive. "But it's only for a few weeks!!" So you won't get an AC window unit to use for a couple days and would rather constantly complain about it??? "But it's expensive!!" You say UK houses retain heat (Which is always hilarious to me because in the winter, as soon as the heating goes off, the houses are ice cold), but you never talk about how SMALL a UK house is. Using it even just at night for comfortable sleeping for the small handful of days you say you would need it just won't break the bank like you're making it seem. You get one small air con unit off Amazon for £200. You can wheel it to whatever room you need it in, or just keep it in your bedroom and only use it then. But whatever, keep wrapping your wet blankets or whatever you do around your necks. You're allowed to be upset people don't understand your weather and why it's so detrimental. You can, and should, be upset about global warming. But not doing anything about it for yourself is so aggravating.

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Dr P Buddy
Dr P Buddy@DiscePuer·
@ProudBrit19 £50k down the drain. £50k is more than bought me 6 good cars between 6 mths and 2 yrs old since 1982 - none of them small or "economy"cars (Ford Ghia x 2, Vauxhall SRi, Rover GTi, Jag, Mazda MX) - and of that I recovered about £15k from the ones I didn't run to the bitter end.
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Samuel Stone
Samuel Stone@SamWStone·
@inkpistachio @colingreenwoord Right, but my point is that we don't have large heatwaves for long periods of time. We have similar levels of extreme heat as we did before. What we have are higher average temperatures.
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inkpistachio
inkpistachio@inkpistachio·
@SamWStone @colingreenwoord people who were building our houses didnt expect that we would be having such large heatwaves for such long periods of time. if they had, our infrastructure would probably be more like american infrastructure. that is what im saying
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Samuel Stone
Samuel Stone@SamWStone·
@inkpistachio @colingreenwoord We don't care about the average temperature though, in this case. We care about the days that happen over (just say for example) 30c.
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inkpistachio
inkpistachio@inkpistachio·
@SamWStone @colingreenwoord they werent building for the highest possible temp though, they were building for the average temperature, which according to your own source, has been getting higher and higher since the 90s
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inkpistachio@inkpistachio·
@colingreenwoord the thing i hate most about this discussion is that yanks never seem to understand we literally never needed ac until now because temperatures are absolutely soaring. our ancestors didnt build houses for 33c weather in fucking MAY
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Permanently embarrassed millionaire
@AtomicHustle @ChannelInteres The atomic power plant makes electricity through heating a working fluid and running it through a turbine. The ship has all the raw heat it could possibly want without going through the trouble of making electricity with some of it first.
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Interesting Channel
Interesting Channel@ChannelInteres·
There is a lot of lighting on nuclear icebreakers, because they simply have nowhere to put their energy. Itis necessary to maintain a certain level of load on the reactor ⚛️ As a result, nuclear icebreakers become real lighthouses in the world of endless night
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Shawn Matthews
Shawn Matthews@SMthegamer1·
@SamWStone @hiddenreylo I have no idea how to do that, there's no instructions for the thermostat and it's not listed in the instructions for the boiler
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Shawn Matthews
Shawn Matthews@SMthegamer1·
@hiddenreylo I still don't get why British Gas installed a thermostat in my house withiut actually connecting it to anything and locking the controls. Like I can move the dial to 14° and it'll just reset back to what it was, but it doesn't matter anyway because it's not connected.
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Chris Holt
Chris Holt@Chrismholt·
Happiness is picking up your 160,000 rpm 5-axis kern cnc from the auction house.
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Samuel Stone
Samuel Stone@SamWStone·
@PatricioH42 How often do you see unpainted, well finished metal that hasn't started as sheet metal?
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Patricio
Patricio@PatricioH42·
Question for manufacturing friends, how does one achieve fantastic finishes at scale? E.g. polished steel, or brushed, but at a luxury-watch level Are there machines that can achieve this or is it going to be mostly manual?
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em m0shouris
em m0shouris@emm0sh·
a CAD model is worth 10,000 words
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Dmckie
Dmckie@Danmckie2002·
@SamWStone @BarterRonnie @PeterCosten No problems, lots do have the system but lots don't fully use it. All depends how invested u are in it. It's really good tho worth looking into if you live in a area that builds or has companies who make things.
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Peter Costen
Peter Costen@PeterCosten·
Why would an employer do that? They can employ a 45 year old with 20 years experience for the same wages as an 18 year old with none. Maybe start by incentivising employers to hire them by dropping the minimum wage for U25s to £8 ph.
Politics UK@PolitlcsUK

🚨 NEW: A Government review has found employers must adapt to the "bedroom generation" of unemployed 16-24 year olds by offering more flexibility It says they're "not snowflakes or faking it" and their anxiety and depression is linked to growing up on social media [@thetimes]

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