Quite right. I am the same way. Dan was commenting on the server room... er... closet. We keep the office area between 65 and 72 depending on outside weather, though that gets very hard when the temperature is bitter cold outside. An air lock type entry has helped here.
Up here higher temps are comfortable because of the way sweat evaporates. At 7000 feet and 10% humidity 80-85 can be quite comfortable, though at 500 feet and 80% humidity that is quite uncomfortable, and speedos are a bad idea, even on casual Fridays.
Regards,
Aaron
Dan, feel free to post stuff like this anytime. I saw you write the post this morning. We made the system usable and repeatable so folks would copy it... think meatspace open source. One error... our Cisco 2500 router is AC powered.
Anyone who wants more detail on systems, modifications, or specific equipment used please contact me at the email address below.
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Quite right. I am the same way. Dan was commenting on the server room... er... closet. We keep the office area between 65 and 72 depending on outside weather, though that gets very hard when the temperature is bitter cold outside. An air lock type entry has helped here. Up here higher temps are comfortable because of the way sweat evaporates. At 7000 feet and 10% humidity 80-85 can be quite comfortable, though at 500 feet and 80% humidity that is quite uncomfortable, and speedos are a bad idea, even on casual Fridays. Regards, Aaron
Dan, feel free to post stuff like this anytime. I saw you write the post this morning. We made the system usable and repeatable so folks would copy it... think meatspace open source. One error... our Cisco 2500 router is AC powered.
Anyone who wants more detail on systems, modifications, or specific equipment used please contact me at the email address below.
Regards,
Aaron Harper, President
Raton Basin Technologies
aharperatrbwifidotnet