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That fitting is installed between the hot and cold supply lines at a single location/fixture in the house, usually the farthest away from the heater. Then, a compatible tankless heater can use a pump to push hot water out while pulling the cold water back in through the cold supply line - so no extra recirculating pipe has to be installed. You trigger the recirculation with a switch at the fixture, on a schedule, or with an app/smart home device.

We have two! Eddie does not allow skritches to stop without permission.

Jake is curious about candles and got a twirly whisker.

The first one was done in Jan 2022. The patient, David Bennet, survived for 2 months.

And you need to buy 2 if you don’t want to rebound!

They look great! I guess I’ll be the one to point out, it’s spelled ‘amok’

“a novel ingredient composed of a linseed industry by-product, fibre and rapeseed [canola] oil”

Bottomless is easier to clean and lets you see more of what is happening with your shot - you can tell if your tamp/etc is even based on where the coffee first comes through. More of a mess though if you have shoot-through.

I think bottomless is also more desirable/seen as an upgrade if you ever sell the machine.

Google drive does this even more, and every month or so they make the ‘show file location’ harder to find

So, a diamond 💎

I get the same behaviors on 0.6.0 (2), so sounds like an enhancement request.

Sven is on Twitch and YouTube, he’s posted a review series of the features here. It seems like it’s mostly the normal game sounds — super interesting.

By my napkin math, from 32 billion km away, a 2deg error means Voyager 2 is pointing to a spot 1.12 billion km away from Earth (at right angles). That’s roughly the distance from Earth to Saturn 😅

And he was super smooth at ‘running’ the video side of the podcast, swapping the video feeds around and doing effects — not surprising given his long background in pro radio.

Ah, my namesake artist!

Lizard, lizard.

Can someone please give me a ‘real’ or formal example of #4/begging the question? I think it’s commonly used to mean ‘raises the question’, which isn’t the same thing.

yep, this is happening quite a lot for me

I would love if they could innovate their way to the first over the air update for US ID4s.

The even bigger/more hilarious part of this IMO is how millions of emails meant to go to the US defense department - .mil - ended up going to Mali - .ml - because of typos. The Dutch company that up til now managed .ml has been trying to get the military to respond but no luck, and I think they had to hand everything over to Mali — which is closely aligned w Russia…

Turns out there’s only about 0.25 kW of energy in a lightning bolt - which costs maybe 5-10 cents in the US - so it’s not really worth it.