Concerning thin insulators, I also doubt their major interest in the case that interests us here, but ventilation remains, when possible, a good basis. Indeed, under the roof the intense radiation of the tiles raises the temperature well above that of the ambient air. I ...

Humus, you produced an annoying shell! : Mrgreen: Yes, in my idea, it would take large opposite openings to create a sufficient air current... Ideally, openings in the lower parts and others in the upper parts in order to maintain a convective flow. However, this would not be relevant...

The difficulty I run into is the thrust angle of the push rod which has been intentionally oriented slightly obliquely to the axis of the vertical push rod; this induces parasitic deformations due to a consequent push: having little confidence in my ...

Establishing natural ventilation (if possible) under this roof would limit the rise in temperature...

"The Russians rely on the law"when it suits them and sit on it otherwise: nothing very original in this attitude...

Obamot, you affirm: While the “cursed duo” China-Russia, shows virtues in this respect... With quite healthy sovereign currencies! Nope! China only works through massive recourse to debt and the exchange of goods with the USA against Treasury "bonds" very largely...

No one does anything without a reason, at worst the real reasons are unconscious.

So! That's exactly what it's about.

Incidental remark: poutine considered joining NATO when he first came to power, so...

I come back to Milano's request, which has remained unanswered. I do not know that of Did, but I think that contrary to a spreading just before the winter where one can remain very "cool", the resumption of the herbaceous vegetation imposes some additional interventions; I think that he ...

Well, the pebble does its job and the test is quite conclusive. However, this arrangement does not seem optimal to me: it is not too "elegant" a solution in my eyes and in addition, the travel limitation is only done forwards... Moreover, for some time now, I wonder...

Humus, you say: The financial windfall of fossil fuels, better oriented, better distributed, better employed would be more constructive for this country than a war. It is not a question here of rationality, any more than of psychology*, but of an algorithm which prevails in the progressive collapse (the...