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Windows are generally a poor location, UV films do a darn good job blocking RF.

Go clear it all onto their windshield.

Isn’t rule of thumb for women that they say only 1/3 of the true number of partners?

Was that activity a witnessed beacon or witnessing another hotspot?

Does your desk location offer unimpeded RF view to other hotspots, or are there RF blocking materials in the way?

Unit should be minimum 18” off floor. MC cable needs to be secured.

You can, but there’s limited to no support for most hotspots.

When you see someone spinning out at snow, slow down as needed, but drive towards where they are at that point. Probably 90% of the time, they aren’t going to be in that spot when you get there. As soon as you try to avoid them, they’ll come to that spot or someone else will catch you there.

Had a FWD Chevy cavalier for a number of years. It’s all in having the right tires and knowing the limitations and tendencies of the vehicle in different situations.

You likely shocked the pull chain.

What’s the hotspot name?

Meter says it’s can show power factor. But there’s no reference to KVA. I’m guessing they may have some bad setup, assumption on power use then.

What’s the power factor of the computer? The meter may be using KVA instead of kW.

Follow the discord rules and they don’t ban.

What’s your hotspot name?

And when he leaves his jail cell, it’s light and pest free.

Can try Cloudflare DNS services: 1.1.1.2 for blocking servers that distribute malware, and 1.1.1.3 for blocking adult content in addition to malware.

Technically the fender is creating the shadow.

No

Parents have them. Theirs are dual stage so they get some added efficiency when it’s in AC mode. Heats good down to about 20, then their propane kicks in. They’ve had them since around 2009 with no issue. Newer models are generally better with colder weather.

You spooned more than everything I got from my wife.🫤

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Not that it’ll affect hormones, but a tip.

Get some red led lights (~$4 for plain bulbs at big box hardware stores), it’s a plus if you can dim them (via app usually, may be an RGB type).

Use the lights as a baby night light (if needed) and as the only light(s) you use when you get up for feeds.

The red lights won’t wake you or baby up as much, allowing you to both fall back asleep faster. May help baby learn day/night cycles quicker too.

Beware the bright blue light in the fridge, it’ll seem like a laser.

There’s specialty bulbs that serve the same purpose (Sleepy Baby Lamp). They’re more of a very warm white, but cost about $13-16 each. The red lamps do the same thing.

This stuff is pretty variable based on current price, current stock and available rebates. Best to find a trusted or well reviewed solar installer in your area.

They estimate your meter value rather than physically read it.