Heat Issues

[scaramobo@lemmynsfw.com]

Yes... "server farm"... sure. Around here a house producing that much attic heat is farming alright; but usually oregano or other herbs...

[princesskadath@ani.social]

Thank you for the link. My (already low) faith in humanity just took a nose dive.

[rumschlumpel@feddit.org]

The author is German, and cannabis was decriminalized in Germany. Not saying there's zero reason to have a clandestine growing operation, but the need isn't as pressing as it usually is.

[nwtreeoctopus@sh.itjust.works]

At least it looks like it hasn't happened twice?

[rumschlumpel@feddit.org]

Keep in mind that the author is German and most parts of Germany have pretty mild winters. It's extremely easy to melt the snow on your roof when the temperature is around the freezing point.

[uxyivrljperl@lemmy.world]

Why not both? They are so symbiotic...

[lost_my_mind@lemmy.world]

Did anyone else see the comic, and get confused why the roof had blood all over the other two houses?

Took me a good 10 seconds to be like "oooooh....."

I'm just waking up. I guess the lesson here is, don't wake up.

[kungen@feddit.nu]

The first officer retrieved his rifle and left the scanner room “leaving behind a magazine filled with bullets on the office floor.”

Nice when they refill the MRI and need to quench it again.

[supramario@lemmy.world]

Unless he was using steel case rounds, most ammunition isn't magnetic, it wasn't going to cause issues with the machine.... he's still a fucking idiot though.

[lemjukes@lemm.ee]

Absolutely gobsmacked at these complete fucking morons

[letsgo@lemm.ee]

Hey, that gives me an idea. Bonsai weed, small enough to run its full lifecycle within the confines of a PC case.

[forester@pawb.social]

The spring in the mag is steel

[supramario@lemmy.world]

That's fair, I miss read that, assumed he had dumped a mag full of rounds on the ground, vs a mag with rounds in it.

[fiskfisk33@startrek.website]

a decent sized server farm absolutely could raise indoor temperature

[anivia@feddit.org]

You have never visited /r/homelab, right? There are people with home server farms that draw multiple kilowatts. That will absolutely heat up your room to unconformable levels unless you have ample air conditioning

[hakunawazo@lemmy.world]

[isospandy@lemm.ee]

An MRI works at 3T to 7T. At that range oxygen is slightly magnetic (Everything is magnetic, just not ferromagnetic). This can cause damage to the machine if it misaligned a critical component.

[victorz@lemmy.world]

The details on the ground level snowman are so good. The serpentine track where they rolled the big body ball first, then a smaller track for a smaller body ball. They thought this through. That's what I appreciates abouts it.

[tja@programming.dev]

If they were smart, they wouldn't be allowed to be cops...

[tja@programming.dev]

Multiple kilowatts is the equivalent of an iron, or a small space heater. Not that much in the grand scheme of things. Definitely not enough to heat a whole house to tropical temperatures. Maybe one room, but that's it.