That fitting is installed between the hot and cold supply lines at a single location/fixture in the house, usually the farthest away from the heater. Then, a compatible tankless heater can use a pump to push hot water out while pulling the cold water back in through the cold supply line - so no extra recirculating pipe has to be installed. You trigger the recirculation with a switch at the fixture, on a schedule, or with an app/smart home device.
We have two!
Eddie does not allow skritches to stop without permission.
Jake is curious about candles and got a twirly whisker.
The first one was done in Jan 2022. The patient, David Bennet, survived for 2 months.
And you need to buy 2 if you don’t want to rebound!
They look great! I guess I’ll be the one to point out, it’s spelled ‘amok’
“a novel ingredient composed of a linseed industry by-product, fibre and rapeseed [canola] oil”
Bottomless is easier to clean and lets you see more of what is happening with your shot - you can tell if your tamp/etc is even based on where the coffee first comes through. More of a mess though if you have shoot-through.
I think bottomless is also more desirable/seen as an upgrade if you ever sell the machine.
Google drive does this even more, and every month or so they make the ‘show file location’ harder to find
I get the same behaviors on 0.6.0 (2), so sounds like an enhancement request.
Sven is on Twitch and YouTube, he’s posted a review series of the features here. It seems like it’s mostly the normal game sounds — super interesting.
By my napkin math, from 32 billion km away, a 2deg error means Voyager 2 is pointing to a spot 1.12 billion km away from Earth (at right angles). That’s roughly the distance from Earth to Saturn 😅
After not seeing a new episode of the typically weekly InsideEVs podcast on Friday, I did some digging on TwiXXer and found this: 3 of the InsideEVs hosts — Kyle Conner, Dominick Yoney, and Tom Molougney — are starting this new show. Martyn Lee, of EV News Daily, appears to be splitting off.
Can someone please give me a ‘real’ or formal example of #4/begging the question? I think it’s commonly used to mean ‘raises the question’, which isn’t the same thing.
yep, this is happening quite a lot for me
The even bigger/more hilarious part of this IMO is how millions of emails meant to go to the US defense department - .mil - ended up going to Mali - .ml - because of typos. The Dutch company that up til now managed .ml has been trying to get the military to respond but no luck, and I think they had to hand everything over to Mali — which is closely aligned w Russia…
Turns out there’s only about 0.25 kW of energy in a lightning bolt - which costs maybe 5-10 cents in the US - so it’s not really worth it.
No — are you prepping your grates? Preheat, clean thoroughly with a wire brush, then dunk a crumpled up paper towel in vegetable oil, hold it with your BBQ tongs, and brush the grate.
Sticking can also be a sign that the food isn’t cooked yet, it tends to release once it is seared so don’t be afraid to leave it alone for a bit.
Does anyone know the opposite solution? I have a MBP that always wants to be awake - particularly bc of Google Chat notifications or if my Bluetooth mouse gets bumped — is there a setting or program that will keep it asleep unless it’s opened, or even until a key is pressed?