Entire empty buildings, with equipment on a single floor, are kept at refrigerator-like temperatures. Why?
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@bn Ha, exactly. That's what happens when someone unwisely uses hyperbole in an OP. 🙄
@bn giggedy
You keep your refrigerator at 69 degrees? Yikes.
@aj you all should be driving the clean energy battery cars . We have a couple storerooms in me area with the chargers. Apparently Fleet forgot to order the cars .😂
@ae love me Ramstein
Those buildings won’t be empty for long..colo making a comeback!
@ak YOU BETCHA
@aj I can speak to the area in which you work, but in my area Auto Dispatch is the law of the land. This happens all the time here.
Efficiency be damned.
Lease out that abundant empty CO space for micro-data-center (MDC) usage?
What about gasoline bills? I drive all over the place, passing techs to go to towns where they just were, while they go to towns where I just was.
We're all living in Amerika.
Amerika ist wunderbar.
We're all living in Amerika,
Amerika, Amerika.
We're all living in Amerika.
Coca-Cola, sometimes war.
We're all living in Amerika,
Amerika, Amerika
People in the city congregate for a quick cool-off in front of our C.O. Doors.
We cool the sidewalks of Manhattan.
@a5 the cost-cutters.
Sometimes it’s the obvious easy-fixes that get missed in the quest to cut costs.
@ 04 same problem, we have 2-4inch gaps on loading doc doors that leak heat, air conditioning, contractor building maintenance.
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Really? Who cares?