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Good for you!I have no aetenna.
Good for you!I have no aetenna.
Now why did I always think you were an alien?I have no aetenna.
After you get it resolved, sign up for your own account, then deactivate it (not delete it). Then it's under your control, but disabled.
Yes but then he has a facebook account, which might be even worse.
That's what I've done the last two times.Or, do a password reset on the person who keeps registering your name and take over their account.
Good for you!
That's what I've done the last two times.
Someone is yet again trying to use my e-mail to sign up for a Facebook account. It looks like the same person as last time. :cursin:
No, some odd name. Abiola is the first name. Don't remember the last name.Are they are using your normal name?
But then won't anyone searching for me by my e-mail think I have an account? :scratch:So, if you take over the account, disable, don't delete? :dunno:
I've had it since 1997 and it's my primary e-mail account, so I don't plan to dump it anytime soon.Can you dump that e-mail address?
I've had it since 1997 and it's my primary e-mail account, so I don't plan to dump it anytime soon.
But then won't anyone searching for me by my e-mail think I have an account? :scratch:
High efficiency heat pump + solar panels. Why pay others for anything?
I thought in colder climates you just went to a ground-source heat pump rather than an air-source one?
I forget the name of the show, but there was one recently about Pennsylvania coal mining/coal power, there was a school close by and you could see the layer of ash building on the cars outside as the day went on.
Heat pumps suck in colder climates. If it goes below 50f, choose something else, anything else.
Heat pumps suck in colder climates. If it goes below 50f, choose something else, anything else.
Air to air heat pumps are quite common around here and works nicely down to around -15C (5f)..
I've had it since 1997 and it's my primary e-mail account, so I don't plan to dump it anytime soon.
So what do you use in Winter?
I suppose it's a question of selecting a different refrigerant appropriate for the climate? In my somewhat toastier climate, heat pumps lose efficiency below 5C and are pretty useless below 0C. They come with a simple heating element that takes over under those conditions. Sort of negates the point of a heat pump.
I would think that depends on exactly how deep the hole is.
Shouldn't that be 95%?My natural gas furnace uses 80,000 BTU of input and delivers about 76,000 BTU of ouput (96% efficiency).
I have an air to air heat pump. It sucks in the winter here in Pa. We supplement our heat pump with a kerosene heater. There is no savings between the 60KW electric grid or the kerosene, but the house is warmer with the kerosene.
He didn't say kerosene space heater. ;-)I thought kerosene heaters caused asphyxiation? :scratch: