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I never complain about the cold!
I'm happiest when it's rain ice and snow :)
I hate this stupid heat stuff :(

Luckily for me all our kit is in a very cool server room =p

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we just got air-con fitted in our server room next door, so we just leave the door open into our office overnight and its nice and cool in both rooms in the mornings.

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I am complaining because the penny pinchers have caused a big problem. When I come in in a morning, the heating is on, there are no valves on the radiators to turn it off to stop us messing up the system. OK the rads go off about 8 am, but as we cannot open any widows it just gets warmer as the day continues.

Aperently last year before I worked in this office they did bring in a cheap AC unit. The first had an external condensor but nowhere to put it. so they got a cheap one that "Blew" out the hot air into the the corridor. It generated more heat than it dumped.

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+1

after last years shoite rainy summer ya'll never catch me complianing about the heat again!

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Nearly had a heart attack when I saw server temps at 76 degrees, then I put my glasses on and realised I was looking at the CPU core temp page...

Underground and air conditioned here, so it's nice and cool, but no windows to watch the world go by either :(

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HTH

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AC just moves the heat from one place to another.

Your radiators should not be on at 8am, the nights are not cold enough that the building should need pre-heating. Are the boiler controls adequate? They should be fitted with weather compensation.

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I've just got back from Vegas and Death Valley in California. In Death Valley it was 100 degrees in the shade at 9am. THATS warm.

However they do have AC everywhere...

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I just went outside to warm up. :lol: Going for a run shortly, will be glad of the cooler temperatures in the office then. :)

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Just back in from the Nth Yorks Moors. Vents open on my jacket, lovely breeze blowing, stopped off at the Jolly Sailor for a pint of lager shandy with ice in it.

Its a hard life, don't know how I'm coping