You’re right, the specs says auto but the instructions show is heat or cool only.

Here you go:

https://www.honeywellhome.com/products/t5-7-day-programmable-thermostat-1

Edit: there might be a cheaper one but you’ll need to look through the product catalog.

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https://www.honeywellhome.com/products/digital-non-programmable-thermostat?variant=43065180618854

These are two separate comments.

The metro is usable.

It’s still impossible to get around LA without a car. It’s a very large spreadout city.

@recursivethinking@lemmy.world did a better job of explaining it than I could have.

This isn’t redundant, it’s failure points with extra steps.

Civil liberties lawsuit. If they want to squeeze more profits by making customers work they should be ready for the consequences

No filter bypass?

Also that screw on the top of your pressure tank isn’t for pressure monitoring. They are normally for mounting a pump, or for a ring to use a crane to more them around.

That membrane is water permeable?

Do you need something between the home and the concrete to prevent water/dirt or anything else from potentially causing problems?

Give them Linux or install win11 home unlicensed and let them deal with it.

If it’s a Dell OEM machine then there’s a license built into the bios.

Giving someone Win10 ltsc is asking for trouble.

Yeah dos joy + keyboard worked best for me but that was like a decade ago. I really liked the ghost bear dlc.

It’s been a while since I downloaded it, not sure. I just know it’s out there for $0 in various corners of the web.

Edit: it’s abandonware and is on internet archive.

Edit: it’s abandonware and is on internet archive.

Gog I think has it.

Edit: it’s abandonware and is on internet archive.

Bro, I dated your cousin. Both of them.

I use tenable but i get it from work for free. You could use Nessus.

I run a weekly vuln scan against my ip ranges. If anything comes up I deal with it.

If the top doesn’t come off then you should destroy it.