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History is written by the victors. So any kind of narrative that would fit the image allied forces have over World War II is now considered 'historical consensus'.

That said, Hitler was a fascist who used leftist signal words to appeal to people who weren't doing well financially.

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    I had a bathroom leak and since the bathroom was poorly installed we decided to strip it all and start over. A dude is upstairs now breaking it all out while I'm working at the kitchen table

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    If you're open to expanding the horizons a bit, Tiny Tina's Wonderlands is a lot of fun. But it is a lot of mayhem and explosions and such. If you're familiar with Borderlands, it's that with DnD sauce.

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    I think the science says it's important to associate the bedroom with sleep. That means that if you can't sleep while in bed, it's better to get up and see if you can do some stuff to make you more tired. I would advise against anything with a screen though.

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    All systems seem operational per status and dash, but I have been unable to access page 2 and beyond on All sorted by New. I get flashing placeholders on the website, I get the error 'timeout' on my Android app (Boost).

    What I've tried:

    • sorting New on All with an account from another instance (no timeout there)
    • sorting by something different than All (no issues)
    • logging out and back in again (timeout again)
    • trying a guest account (timeout again)
    • completely reset the app

    Anyone have any idea what I can do to fix this?

     

    TL;DR: How do I make the thermostat send a 'heat' request to the boiler without making the boiler use way too much gas?

    Hi all,

    I have a question about automating central heating. My current setup:

    Ground floor:

    • Main thermostat linked to boiler (Honeywell T6 on WiFi through Honeywell integration)
    • One radiator with Sonoff TRV-ZB, zigbee
    • Three radiators with non-smart knobs that are usually open
    • The main room has a Sonoff Presence sensor

    First floor:

    • Three rooms that can be occupied with Sonoff TRV-ZBs.
    • Two of three rooms have Sonoff Presence sensors

    All rooms that can be heated smartly are controlled through a blueprint once shared here called 'Advanced heating control V5'.

    I have a helper called 'Comfort Temp' which is a slider that controls the setpoint on the main thermostat and the TRV of an occupied room.

    So the obvious question is: is there any good way to get the main thermostat to send a heating request to the boiler?

    I've seen something about a WiFi module that you can put in between the main thermostat and the boiler that offers more control (Nodo OpenTherm Gateway, OTGW). Does anyone have experience with this? Or do I solve this with more TRVs on my ground floor? I've heard about central heating systems not enjoying a fully thermostatic valved circuit. More TRVs also means I have to replace the valves on a couple of radiators.

    Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

     

    Platform: Windows 9x/2000

    Genre: Base builder/strategy

    Hey all,

    I kind of recall playing this game where you are a community of organic beings (I kinda recall them being four legged and the design was very block-y), they build 'hives' (I remember this term as a certainty) as their bases/barracks. I think the idea is that these beings do some exploring around the planet.

    Sorry I don't have any more to go on, I was about 10 when I played this in the early zeroes.

    Anyone have a clue?

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