Grey and cloudy donw here but we're all kinda hungover after a rowdy housewarming so perfect
Happy birthday l! If you can't find a ladder, a chair will suffice
A period so toxic with roided masculinity that a man who cleaned his nails had to be called a metrosexual just in case people thought they were gay
I'm an old cowhaaaaaand
I still have winamp. The installer for the original v5 never stopped working
It could, but it wont
Rude? I stated the fact that people are conflating datacentres as a whole with llm dcs.
you decided to construct a shitty, ranty strawman in response. That's on you. I don't care. It's nothing to do with what i said.
Not every DC is an LLM DC. Read that line until it sinks in.
Not every DC is an LLM DC. Keep reading that line until you get it.
oh yes, we need to make sure they have nice big company branding on them so we know which ones have shall we say the richest ores
anyone who bitches about woke is a pissy cunt who wants to sook about consequences for being said cunt
Nono, i mean they literally think that datacentres only exist for LLM use.
Speaking as someone who's spent most of her professional career in telecommunication datacentres...
...no
Edit: basically people with little to no technical knowledge are conflating DCs and llms the same way they have pattern recognition AI and llms. Which is gonna be pretty fucking dangerous if some idiot gets it into their head to torch a colo that supports the local imaging hospital
Recently banned from communities i either haven't interacted with at all, or not for some time (since the shit went down with Stamets iirc).
Since the debacle that is AdmiralPatrick is just getting sad at this point, i choose to believe it was for saying "Stamets was right"
#BelieveStamets
This is a dividing wall between what's gonna be a home brewery and the subfloor - what would be a good way to block off the top of this wall?
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Not worried about ventilation, this part will obviously have a lot of extraction, and the rest of the underhouse has its own vents and is pulled through the garage via a subfloor fan (plus there's a doorway out of shot). This is more to mitigate migration of dust and shizz.
Please excuse the mess, literally halfway through cleaning and repointing
This is the basement brewery, where the new sink will go - the upper section is going to be clad in upvc cleat wall over the sink, the bottom meter or so - well this is the question.
We want to clad it over, what would be the best material? Blueboard? Villa? Cement sheeting? Preferably paintable as the sink is an industrial open base, so we're planning on running exposed copper over it. What size airgap would be needed over the brick? Standard 25mm?
We really don't want this wall exposed, every other wall down there is brick anyway so fuckit.
Working on the never-ending basement brewery and we have this: old piping installation holes, leading into the kitchen above.
That grey subfloor is asbestos hardiboard. We are going to eventually redo the kitchen - just not this year (priorities, man!) what would be the best way to cover this from the basement side? gut says just gluepaint to encapsulate and a piece of ply to hide the holes, sound idea?
Edit: ok cos there seems to be repeated confusion: These are holes in the CEILING of a basement brewery leading to the asbestos floored kitchen ABOVE.
Ok chucklefucks i hope you like homebrew!
We currently have a set of maze tanks down the side of the house. They fill up pretty rapidly, so when we're looking at good rainfall i swap the overflow out to an old greywater wheeliebin to pump to other tanks / use in garden. You can see the temp setup from yesterday's rain - the flow to stormwater is on the right, the temp plugged vinidex to the bin on the left
I'm looking to make this process easier than plugging/unplugging plumbing, so was planning on putting in a T with the side to an outlet I can clip an18mm hose onto for the bin, and the down with a ball valve underneath (then leading to the stormwater to cut over to binfill vs stormwater as opposed to my current screw/unscrew/can't curve the poly that much so it takes up half the pathway. Simples, yes?
But then i had An Idea. The top links between the tanks are a PITA. Always dribbling, don't feed through very much, would be a gigantic pain to redo as they're very tight and the bottom link is cemented...so what if i tied in the bottom link (white pipe at the bottom left) at a slightly lower height than that top overflow, which would stop the top links hitting regular capacity, but be able to use them during high flood.
So: standpipe from bottom linking pipe to tie into the top overflow, then work in a tee and a valve so I can cut over the flow from stormwater to bin....workable?
