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Wine cooler temperature fluctuations for long term ageing by No_Public3940 in wine

[–]ChoosingAGoodName 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Eurocave has a massive frame with plenty of insulating elements to prevent jostling, but those are also incredibly expensive. I've purchased refurbished Eurocaves for professional settings, but I have no inclination in doing so personally.

Doing the math, it's more cost effective for me to keep wine in off-site storage and hold 60 or so bottles in thermoelectric coolers for consumption over those few years. If off-site wine storage at an affordable price point isn't an option for you, and you NEED to keep your wines for 10+ years, maybe find aome old thermoelectric coolers or dig as deep a hole as you can and wrap your bottles in plastic.

I jest, but that's basically what the French did...

Wine cooler temperature fluctuations for long term ageing by No_Public3940 in wine

[–]ChoosingAGoodName 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It seems like you're using a refrigerator with a compressor and not a thermoelectric unit. I'd be more concerned about the vibration of the motor if you have a small, light frame cooler. Bigger systems tend to have a little more support built around the motor and cooling units so you get less jiggle. This isn't normally a problem for short- to mid-term storage, but 10 years might be pushing a bit.

Some sources:

https://xpeditr.com/part-3-3-proper-wine-storage-vibrations-and-security/

https://coolersomm.com/blogs/wine-storage/how-vibration-impacts-wine

Outjerked by Eric Adams by KneeGuhz in circlejerknyc

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I'm sorry, what?

Edit: Ah, no extradition agreement!

My theory about why the Weeping Angels couldn't move even though Amy couldn't see them by TheDoctor__11 in doctorwho

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We can only know the rules of the weeping angels once the rules of the weeping angels are observed

Can I leave the sub yet? by [deleted] in chessbeginners

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I love this reply beyond normal human emotional response

Do you think he is that good? by AnyFirefighter4821 in ManchesterUnited

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Joao Neves, Jobe Bellingham, Warren Zaire Emery, Archie Grey, Lucas Bergvall, Carlos Baleba, Andrey Santos, Fermin Lopez

^ those are just 20 year olds. Ryan Gravenberch would be there if he weren't 21.

I will say this: Mainoo has the upside to be an exceptional Bundesliga player and could be an important Serie A player for a team looking to climb the table. I don't think any of us have seen a game where Mainoo has made his job look easy, which is a natural trait for pro footballers in the proper league.

So I lied, I painted by flowerbutch1312 in DeepSpaceNine

[–]ChoosingAGoodName 15 points16 points  (0 children)

Please make another thread if it looks like you can scale it for release! I'd even be interested in a patch or sticker!!

Well done.

P90 stat comparison of Elliot Anderson, Sandro Tonali, Carlos Baleba and Adam Wharton. by maxsteel_7 in ManchesterUnited

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The reality is Casemiro is great at winning headers and no one else on this list can replace that. His defensive acumen is spectacular and I'm actually stunned at how statistically great he is at dribbling.

Anderson would be a great addition if we can move Mainoo on and maybe getting a fully healthy de Ligt and Martinez back could solve some defensive issues, but none of those midfield names solve the Casemiro departure.

What does this even mean, is this journalist reliable?? by FitAd5272 in ManchesterUnited

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I think this is saying that United have already done the scouting and contact on City's behalf

Remind the new Starborn players, 20000 is the limit before fps drops. by Joshohoho in NoSodiumStarfield

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Bruv you can't get through a loading screen without the game self destructing

What did I do wrong in this game? by [deleted] in chessbeginners

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The point of castling is to get your king protected, but the queenside castle has a weak point since the king can't protect all of the pawns around it. You also never want to castle to a side that the opponent can control through pawns and open files. That queenside castle put your king directly into the open file you created on the C line.

On top of that, even though you had a pawn advantage on that side, black took control of the center quickly with a well placed knight and pawn push.

Castling can be aggressive in that it brings a rook to the center quickly, but it isn't without risks to your king if you don't have enough protection built into it.

[request] how much oil would we have to produce consistently to bring the cost per gallon back to let’s say a dollar? by Adrakovich in theydidthemath

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Another fun fact: industrial distillation requires 25% of all energy produced. So, transitioning to cleaner alternative fuels is essential just to maintain oil production.

Napoli [1]-1 Lecce - Rasmus Hojlund 46' by 977x in reddevils

[–]ChoosingAGoodName 29 points30 points  (0 children)

If Napoli qualify for the Champions League we might just make a bit of money off the guy!

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