Absurd Temperature Management

[@danielmacdougall797]

6:35 absolutely sent me 😂😂 the bleep followed by Mike’s little “oh dear”

[@SevenPilot]

I need this animated

[@dirtyharry7012]

I was not aware vulgar vocab was of CGP capability

[@danielmacdougall797]

@@dirtyharry7012 right?? So surprising

[@CAMSLAYER13]

The trick with keeping a uk house cool is close the curtains. They are well insulated so if you can keep the sun out they'll stay cool for a long time

[@EducatedNation2]

as a European living in the US I absolutely love air conditioning! I have the worst heat tolerance and so I need it to be able to properly function.

[@TheFaintdreams]

Looking forward to the (hopefully) inevitable Notion vs Obsidian chat in a future podcast. As someone who only has the cognative overhead (and time) to learn one system - I need help choosing between the two!

[@wezul]

THANK YOU GREY! I feel so vindicated. I too always feel like the hotel thermostat lies. I am not just imagining things!! I can NEVER get hotel rooms to a comfortable temperature, they're always either too hot or too cold.

[@nicholasspringall1886]

It's like apple is trying to reinvent the home landline phone. Like the old ones attached to the wall but now attached to your head. It's the new way of real-life communication. Love it and the potential future it might bring.

[@kairon156]

In Canada we were having 31C but 36C with the humidity. I ended up getting a swivel fan for the first time this year and it's saved my summer. I have been turning it off for sleep because it's a bit loud and boy is my sleeping pattern screwed up due to sweating to death even sleeping atop of my blankets. I can't stand when companies use "eco" as an excuse to spend less money on comfort needs.

[@kyleeverly9243]

I've heard the "our buildings are built to retain heat" statement a fair number of times. Maybe im being thick, but if a building is good at retaining heat that means its well insulated which means it should be just as good at keeping heat out, right?

[@codpyry]

It can work that way in some specific situations, but most of the time sun is gonna shine on the building and heat it up

[@emmett6542]

The buildings might utilize the greenhouse effect. That would help the buildings stay warm, but it would be counterproductive to making them cool

[@WaiGee_]

great podcast as per usual (100% listened to the entire thing)

[@sciencepod4887]

same

[@mathdhut3603]

This could only be "unseasonably warm"... if *English* was a season. It's not! Love, The offspring of a distant shored convict.

[@StoryGameArtist]

22:57 We're in the "Completely who knows" phase XD

[@Petrico94]

I live in Arizona, but even this year it's reaching new highs across the world.

[@starflights-Libarary]

i am not the heat guy i am the -50 degrees is warm kind of guy

[@BoyInFrance]

this is why we took the unprecedented step in Jan and had AC installed... yes in the UK

[@philipdmiller]

The two player thing, absolutely will be a thing. Imagine construction or manufacturing and having two people work on something that updates the instructions for both in real time. Or in a laboratory environment where steps of an experiment are automatically added once a step has been done to make sure the experimental process is properly followed. Plus yeah games 🙃

[@SevenPilot]

5:59 I need this animated 😂

[@Ford_prefect_42]

Grey: "apple can sort by animal faces!" Me who has been doing that with my Google pixel for 5 years: ....

[@abyssaljam441]

Why don't student accommodation not have it.

[@ashj_2088]

Double glazed windows Hahahaha ( laughs in Australian)

[@sebeckley]

I get Factor meals and they are excellent except that the sodium content on a lot of them is a little high. If you need a low sodium diet, it's absolutely not for you. I use Bistro MD for low sodium. I have no affiliation with either.

[@nealreiersen6823]

Here I am in Arizona, and it hasn't been under 100 f, (38 c) for two months,

[@jimmypatton4982]

I’d like that, but it feels a little like I am liking having temperature that high. It sounds like torture.

[@nealreiersen6823]

@jimmypatton4982 yeah it's rough at tines but at least it's dry here

[@cloverandanais]

PODCAST :D 🍀

[@tylerbowerfan7231]

No reddit thread?

[@seifyk]

I'm surprised vmware hasn't come after meta for "Horizon."

[@forenamesurname1183]

its been raining for 2 weeks

[@peculiarnewbie]

Your assistant/Notion helper person should be able to create that 'current podcast' link no problem

[@Epinardscaramel]

"I always say heat waves in quotation marks, it's just summer" yikes

[@glichking6812]

honest question why yikes?

[@Epinardscaramel]

@@glichking6812 because it sounds like climate change denial

[@pinetrees1985]

71 views this deserves more

[@abyssaljam441]

All I can think of with the assistants is the very old bonnaza episodes about the two Zoeies.

[@jakiasultana7586]

I got here from gmail lol

[@MakeYouMadds]

11th or something Pretty cool

[@zaracody7451]

*promosm* 🙌

[@DeathBone4656]

Third

[@WaiGee_]

first

[@bobjohnbowles]

Comes from ignoring climate change for decades.

[@lastnameunavailable7133]

... no grey, that isn't what triggering means. From someone with PTSD and actual triggers, please stop using psychiatric language in casual conversation. You don't know how to use those words and are making confusion around them worse when you use them that way.

[@tobiasbudde5852]

Unsubscribed.

[@des4929]

?

[@jakiasultana7586]

I got here from gmail lol