I picked up something like this about three years ago. No regrets.
Though I can't help but feel like I'm also adding to the climate problem.
I picked up something like this about three years ago. No regrets.
Though I can't help but feel like I'm also adding to the climate problem.
Huh, what a surprising workaround!
Even if you have a BBC account / TV licence, that download button only appears after a few weeks.
Click the blue download button to get the podcast .mp3 file.
Huh, what a surprising workaround!
Ah, I don't have a BBC account so I can't listen to that unfortunately.
Click the blue download button to get the podcast .mp3 file.

- Sliced Bread - Series 17: Air Conditioning
Ah, I don't have a BBC account so I can't listen to that unfortunately.
- How the UK's extreme heat is shifting the conversation about air-con
That's ... depressing.
A couple of links that may be of interest ?
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m002zjd5
(Guest: Professor Richard Fitton, Technical Director of the Energy House 2.0 test facility at the University of Salford)
with the amount we've spent on reflective film
Have you covered your windows? I'm afraid of doing so in case they crack.
I think your input's veering off the track of the topic and into political discourse.
I'll deal with what I have immediate control over within my orbit.
One of the most imminent crisis and technology breakthrough, European or people in other continents facing, is to increase the efficiency of our present air cooler cooling cycle to a much higher level. It is similar to improving our heat engine efficiency to approach that of Carnot Cycle.
So AI cannot help any more, can they?
Most people, including Mr Musk, read too much sci fiction and get toxic. They say AI is omnipotent, can cure any diseases once their companies are "public listed"!