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Reply to comment by ApiContraption in PsBattle: Soldier on camel with a mortar by gim_kerny
That can't be good for the camel's back
kabukistar t1_j2uduef wrote
Reply to comment by I_Am_Slightly_Evil in PsBattle: Man holding a 10 MB hard disk drive platter by AndyJack86
That's where I got the picture to shop in.
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Reply to comment by JLanTheMan in Solar calculator bought circa 1985. Needs brighter light now, otherwise works perfectly, even in hexadecimal. by lake_huron
Or else you'll be 55378008
kabukistar t1_ivbf71o wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in New dwellings in Washington state must be warmed by heat pumps, rather than furnaces, beginning in July, state board rules Friday by BarnabyWoods
I'd suggest watching the video.
They don't break the laws of physics. They work by moving heat from one location to another (when it's cold, from outside your house to in your house). To create 100W of new heat, you need 100W of electricity, but to move 100W of heat, you need less than 100W of electricity.
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Reply to comment by Seattle_gldr_rdr in A Hiker and His Puppy Were Shot Dead on a Remote Washington Trail; Investigation Has Been as Strange as the Killings by ExtraNoise
Yeah, that "good family" line tells me how's connected to the cops or someone else powerful.
kabukistar t1_iv8iwnc wrote
Reply to New dwellings in Washington state must be warmed by heat pumps, rather than furnaces, beginning in July, state board rules Friday by BarnabyWoods
Relevant technology connections video
The long and short of it is that they are just better than standard heating. You can get more than 100W of heat per 100W of electricity.
PsBattle: Llama standing in a field with its mouth open
Submitted by kabukistar t3_y11794 in photoshopbattles
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Reply to PsBattle: This skeptical kid by sleepykel
https://imgur.com/SHOiYBZ.png