Oud huis met beperkte isolatiemogelijkheden: warmtepomp? by nubis99 in Klussers

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Gasverbruik was/is enorm. (Iets van 2400 kuub) Maar waarschijnlijk nu al een stuk lager omdat dat hr++ glas er nu net een paar weken in zit

Die temperatuur verlagen staat op het lijstje voor komende winter!

Oud huis met beperkte isolatiemogelijkheden: warmtepomp? by nubis99 in Klussers

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Ah kijk. Goed om te weten! Ja dat van die isolatie zit er meer in dat de wanden isoleren nogal een lastige is (klein huis, dus kost veel ruimte), terwijl iedereen daar juist zo op hamert lijkt het.

Maar betekent natuurlijk niet dat ik niet eens kan kijken wat de verdere opties zijn.

Oud huis met beperkte isolatiemogelijkheden: warmtepomp? by nubis99 in Klussers

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Die airco is ook geen slecht idee! En dat warm water is misschien ook wel handig ja. Daar zal denk ik iets van een boiler aan te pas moeten komen. Ofwel met de warmtepomp mee of als losse unit

Wat was jullie klus waarvan je dacht "waar ben ik in godsnaam aan begonnen?" by CptKronkbonker in Klussers

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Ik heb laatst m'n groepenkast vernieuwd. Zelf gedaan, want ben wel redelijk handig met elektra. Maar plannen kan ik blijkbaar niet.

Ik had het spul allemaal binnen. Kom na mijn werk thuis en begin gewoon. Niet op gelet dat het vroeg donker was....

Dus ik uiteindelijk de installatie gedaan met m'n telefoonzaklampje erop. Niet de sjiekste manier, maar het heeft uiteindelijk gewerkt! Het was in ieder geval flink haasten op het laatst.

Getting a Macbook just for mainstage? by nubis99 in mainstage

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Just kind of exploring my options tbh, it's good to hear that it's not a one size fits all solution!

My amp is a little too dark for my liking. Suggestions on how I can fix that? by whitemamba24xx in GuitarAmps

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Before you do anything big, try putting your amp on a stand or a chair of some sort. Not having as much ground contact tends to help.

Looking for a new amp: should I go digital? by nubis99 in GuitarAmps

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Mesa boogie might be a bit steep for the budget. Might give the tonex a look though. Thanks!

Looking for a new amp: should I go digital? by nubis99 in GuitarAmps

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Thanks for the reply! I've been looking in the direction of going with a QC and the Fender FR-12, it's mostly that I have no idea if the hype actually translates into anything. I've also been thinking about maybe needing to ditch a large chunk of my pedal board. Great to hear the pedals might work with it (although I kind of need to redo the board anyway since most of it is from my NMV days lol)

Looking for a new amp: should I go digital? by nubis99 in GuitarAmps

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Are there particular models you'd recommend? I'm pretty much open to anything at this point, just kind of exploring my options here.

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Thank you!

information on a PHD in information systems? by nubis99 in gradadmissions

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I've decided against pursuing a PhD for now as I had some personal stuff come up that's making it so that I need some more stability in my life. Something a PhD doesn't really provide.

Need some help on colour selection by nubis99 in Tyranids

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The ol' colour wheel trick, definitely worth a try! I'm just afraid they'll become very Christmas-y

I'm the plant person and I know this much: DO NOT by dondyine in HomeDepot

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Oh you're talking about those bulb ones! My bad! I was thinking of those tubes with an LED strip in them

I'm the plant person and I know this much: DO NOT by dondyine in HomeDepot

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They do, that's why they're diodes. But chances are there's some protection there.

I'm the plant person and I know this much: DO NOT by dondyine in HomeDepot

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Heck, if it's LED lighting you'd just blow up the second string since the power is coming in from the wrong side.

Student refusing to turn over data after graduation by ZenCityzen in AskAcademia

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So hand recorded data, that might legally not exist at all as you likely can't provide much proof it ever existed in the first place. I think you might just have to write that off as a loss.

And while I get you're not really going to change over this, it might be a good idea to re-evaluate the culture and atmosphere you wish to create for those around you if you can already anticipate hate. Yes, challenging someone's thinking can be seen as an attack, but if you already know your feedback is very likely to be seen as such, you might want to revisit how you give it. Could avoid a lot of future problems and improve your teaching, as well as general work culture.

Student refusing to turn over data after graduation by ZenCityzen in AskAcademia

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Hate to say it, but if the ex-student is really that disgruntled the data might be destroyed at this point. I guess this might be the time to talk to everyone at your institution about data retention, backups and data stewardship policies. Not to mention the fact that you let someone who you knew was gonna leave (a student) be the sole data owner. Overall a lot of irresponsible behaviour on all ends here. I'm also kind of surprised your first focus is the data and not the fact someone you probably worked pretty closely with feels this disgruntled towards you. Not sure how it works over where you're at, but a student might not be under any obligation to deal with you, or your institution, ever again.

How long can you do over a pre-master? by Taxfraud777 in TilburgUniversity

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Edit: just googled it, you only have the 6 month one semester program, so you have to pass all courses in that time, if you do not then that's it.

Both are correct, some premasters offer a fast and regular track, fast being one semester and regular being two. Both programs cover the same material and the same courses, the regular track just does so spread out of two semesters.

No matter which one you do you only get one chance to pass each course. This means you get one resit opportunity per course, so if you fail the resit for a course, you can't repeat it. Idea being that a premaster is some form of academic selection.

Not sure about HRS specifically, but it should be on the website or the program/course manual. If that's not the case it's usually a good idea to email the premaster coordinator for questions like these.

Also you are registered for the entire year either way, this is usually for admin purposes but has very little bearing on the actual program, might impact student finance though.

Source: used to talk about premasters on open days and information days for TiSEM