We have existing 4-inch hardwood baseboards in a darker finish, and the door trim is also finished in a matching darker tone. The baseboards are original from late 1980 custom build.We want to floor with red oak natural which is light colored hardwood flooring. Can we stain the existing baseboards to be lighter color? Or Should we just paint it white?
For the house we are interested, There is mitigation system already installed. But, we have to waive off inspections ( upto certain dollar value) due to sellers market. But, at private viewing, I used aranet radon plus to take 3 samples and they are 2.4 pCi/L, 1.4 pCi/L and 1.8 pCi/L.
I understand I need much more sample measurements, but does the measurements that I did at least de-risks the mitigation or any unknowns? Replacing Fan and sump pump cover is not too much work, but laying the piping in basement for new radon mitigation is much more expensive.
If heat pumps are essentially an air conditioner with a reverse gear/valve. Why doesn't window U-Shaped Inverter heat pumps are not a thing? I understand the window units doesn't have capabilities to work below 40F, but it's better than nothing. I tried searching for them, and couldn't find any models ( Except https://www.amazon.com/Midea-Inverter-Window-Conditioner-Heat/dp/B0GL6H2J7P )
I’m planning to use Home Assistant with Matter devices through an Apple TV as the Thread border router.
My understanding is that the non-learning Nest Thermostat does not support Google’s remote temperature sensors directly.
I have a few questions:
There's a house in my (hot) market that's had price cut. It needs small work, like an outdated kitchen, no basement, etc. We put in an offer, but the seller's realtor told us they got another one that came in under asking (not by a lot) yet waived inspection entirely.
I don't get the logic. What's the reasoning behind offering below list price and waiving inspection? It's not like there's a bidding war.
Are there any smart glasses with bone conduction? I see glasses with open air, but they leak audio.
In all the discussion about superluminal speed, the answer is that special relativity lets different observers disagree about the time order of events or you can have a message sent back before it's sent, hence superluminal speeds would violate causality. But isn’t one of the postulates of special relativity that the speed of light/causality is the same in all inertial reference frames? So, if we assume that superluminal speed exists, meaning a hypothetical device or particle can travel faster than a photon at speed (c), wouldn’t that already violate the axioms of special relativity?
If so, how can we use special relativity to explain/predict why causality breaks down? If an axiom is broken, the associated math/model can't be used for predict, right?
EDIT: I meant in such hypothetical situation, can we still use SR to explain the causality?
Every time I use my MacBook Neo with an external monitor as main display set to scaled resolution, the system crashes as soon as I use anything camera-related such as FaceTime, Zoom, Google Meet, etc. It works fine without external monitor.
The exact same monitor/setup works fine with my M4 MacBook Air and M3 Pro MacBook, so I’m wondering if this is specific to the MacBook Neo.
Can anyone else reproduce this? Is this a known software/driver bug, or could it be a hardware limitation?
I just want to post this bug so that others can land on it and find a workaround. Neo crashes every time I open zoom because continuity camera is enabled by default. Basically, there is a bug with Neo and Continuity Camera.
I resolved it by disabling continuity on iPhone. This also happens with Google Meet as well.