Jack__Squat

Jack__Squat t1_iy9ubq3 wrote

I've never seen an article or study that this is actually happening. I've seen plenty that say it's possible. Or that we may get some opt-in feature for a cost savings, but I've never read that it's being done by force. I've had 2 smart thermostats for almost 10 years, not once has my heat gone down without me changing it. Why would they even want to. Assuming a grand conspiracy is in place the oil barons pulling the strings would want me to burn more oil or use more juice so they can bill me.

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Jack__Squat t1_iy9t1ei wrote

I second that. The Sensi uses a battery (I think to make up for the lack of a C wire). I have no complaints about it. The battery lasts a long time. You get a warning when it's getting low. And it has all the same features like a smart app, event alerts, schedules, and Alexa integration. It also has a setting to prevent short-cycling.

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Jack__Squat t1_iy9evin wrote

That's a weird one. My first thought was the landlord chasing the old stereotype about pitbulls; but trying to match up a shit sample!? Probably cheaper to get some cameras.

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Jack__Squat t1_iy8lbp5 wrote

I don't understand why they don't give the monitors a mirror on a stick like border patrol. I have to imagine all that bending and standing is not comfortable for the (often older) monitors leading to a half-hearted effort. I know if I had to get my head down that low and stand, and repeat 3-4 times per stop I'd get dizzy.

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Jack__Squat t1_is146mo wrote

> what kind of candidate is this

Just like 45. Never held office before, not qualified, blasting out the buzz-words Fox-viewers want to hear. I honestly think RI will be a shit-show if she gets in. If it's McKee at least things will likely stay the same.

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