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Buying AC vs DC Fans Online: Which is Better for You?

With the scorching summer heat, staying cool and comfortable indoors has become a priority. Fans have emerged as a popular cooling solution, but with the plethora of options available, choosing between AC and DC fans online can be overwhelming. Let's examine the main distinctions so you can decide with confidence.

Understanding AC and DC Fans

To make an informed decision and buy fans online, it's essential to understand the basic differences between AC and DC fans.

AC (Alternating Current) Fans: These are the traditional fans you've probably been using for years. They are generally cheaper and widely available. AC fans operate on a standard power supply and offer a decent cooling performance.

DC (Direct Current) Fans: These are newer to the market and are gaining popularity due to their energy efficiency. DC fans use a different type of motor that consumes less electricity. They often come with more speed settings and advanced features.

Factors to Consider When Choosing

Energy Efficiency: If you're environmentally conscious or looking to reduce your electricity bills, a DC fan is the clear winner. They consume significantly less power compared to AC fans, resulting in lower energy costs.

Speed Control: DC fans generally offer more speed settings, allowing you to fine-tune the airflow to your preference. AC fans typically have fewer speed options.

Noise Level: DC fans are often quieter than AC fans, making them a better choice for bedrooms or quiet spaces.

Airflow: While both types of fans can provide adequate airflow, some users find that DC fans offer a more consistent and powerful airflow.

Price: AC fans are generally more affordable upfront compared to DC fans. However, the long-term savings on energy costs with a DC fan can often outweigh the initial price difference.

Features: DC fans often come with additional features like timers, remote controls, and sleep modes, which can enhance your user experience.

Ultimately, both AC and DC fans have their merits. Prior to making a purchase, carefully analyse your needs and preferences. By understanding the key differences between the two, you can select the fan that best suits your lifestyle and home environment.

Summary:

Buying AC vs DC fans online: Which is the cooler choice? Compare energy efficiency, noise levels, airflow, and price to decide. DC fans often win in energy savings and quiet operation, but AC fans might be cheaper upfront. Consider your budget, usage, and desired features before buying.

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[spicy-apple-pie]

Here it is...

This is the drawing that killed my tablet.

[blackbatcass]

sometimes the ghost of kelley puckett (he is still alive) haunts me. does he know. does he even know. he’s so detached from the comics community and he’s such a private guy (I RESPECT THAT WHOLEHEARTEDLY) that i really and truly do not know if this man knows how much cassandra cain means to us. does he know batgirl 2000 is heralded as the bible of dc solo books, as a lot of people’s favorite comic ever written. does he know how much we love cass. how we write essays over her character and how amazing she is and how she changed our lives. does he know how adored his writing is. does he know he wrote the best comics character introduction of all time. does he even. know.

[comics-at-dawn]

Lil Zatanna popped off 🪄😭

[pablohunie1993]

I know I poke fun at the john constantine pink triangle incident but jokes aside i'm genuinely curious what other people think about it. imo it's a great blaring example of how incapable dc is at writing john's bisexuality into a story that doesn't surround corporate pride or getting together with a man.

I tried talking about it once on tiktok (idk what i was thinking either) and a few people defended it saying things like "how else would you explain a blond hair blue eyed man being sent to a ww2 ghetto?"

didn't the joker send him there? was that not reason enough? 'the joker' was kidnapping girls and ordering soldiers around, we can't suspend our belief that she had the power to send a british soldier caught undercover as a nazi away? the pink triangle and 'bunny that doesn't breed' comment was necessary to the plot?

[thestrawberryfool]

"After an experiment gave me super intelligence, I began to work with another young scientist"

[jaxxypoo]

“Tell me bats, what are you really scared of? Failing to save this cesspool of a city? Not finding the commissioner in time…..me, in a thong?”

[robintherobiner]

The idea of Damian writing a self insert manga is so funny to me. Do we think he makes an account and posts it online under a fake name so no one knows its a self insert

and people are like "omg this character is so cool and his backstory is so sad so precious author please make him happy"

so Damian writes a short story about a day out he had with Dick

then he wakes up to find a bunch of comments going "yesss we love found family!!! let Dick Mayson adopt Damian Vane! so cute omg"

Damian suddenly realises he sees his brother as a father figure and freaks out

his fans realise its a self insert when Damian makes a post saying "they're brothers and this is a totally normal relationship every younger sibling looks up to their older brother and desperately wants their approval you idiots thats not just for parents"

and they're all like "ohhhh honey nooooo-"

[gob-lob]

want to read comics soooo bad but there’s like 1000 ones for each character with like 20 different runs. and then you find one but it’s actually from a run created by white guy #13 who fundamentally misunderstands the character. you find another and it turns out that it’s not canon. find another and it’s decent, only to read another and find that they both contradict each other. read an old comic book and you get to enjoy a story, with maybe even a nice dash of racism and sexism. read another and again you have to say ‘he would not say that.’ the next step is to cry ig.

[annamariedarkholmes]

watching x-twitter and r*ddit try to stir up ~dissent against brevoort because he isn’t effusive over the same pet characters who’ve been front and center at the expense of everyone else not just all krakoa but since the early 2000s

[cerealboxlore]

I had written an entire essay and my app crashed. Took me 40 minutes to write that bitch and it’s gone. Very much sad time rn. Anyways. Sorry that this’ll be less elaborate than the post I wanted. But I made a super long ask detailing resources where you could learn more about Cap & Billy because I saw in one of your posts that you were new to DC & didn’t know much about Billy other than the Shazam! movie.

And since I’m a huge Captain Marvel nerd and I love sharing the character with others, I wanted to give you more resources to learn about him! I noticed that most of your knowledge comes from the post new-52 version of Billy and the Shazam! movie, so most of them are going to be pre-crisis resources.

But I only realized after it deleted that people wouldn’t be able to click the links so I’m making it it’s own post & I’ll make sure to tag ya bc it was initially intended to be for you.

I got links to scans of the original WHIZ comics, interviews with the creators, podcasts detailing the history of Cap, comic recs, fantastic tumblr blogs to follow, to an absolutely fantastic pre-crisis Cap analysis & essay blog that fundamentally changed my perception of the character!

So look forward to a big ol “good places to be introduced to cap’s character” post by yours truly once I get off of work.

Hope you’ll like it! :D

Hun I'm so sorry I took so long with this ask, and I'm so sorry your essay got deleted, I hate it whenever tumblr does that.

This ask filled me with so much glee the day I got it, I love Captain Marvel so much I just want to squeeze Billy Batson's cheeks and feed him a nutritionally balanced meal.

Most of my knowledge of Captain Marvel/Shazam/Billy Batson comes from, well, wherever I can find information, which is a wild adventure by itself! But at least with writing fanficion I can take things easier and even create my own things for the big red cheese.

Also, the biggest reason I never got to your ask was because I was looking for something to include in the reply and only found it recently! I had a comic of our favorite superhero lying around somewhere and I found it! And along the way I ended up buying some more, hahaha

Good lord, I even bought a Keychain doll. And I don't have a Keychain!

At least I have my own little Captain Marvel collection building up now, now including the comic I got from AMC theatres when I saw the movie on opening day!

I highly look forward to being tagged in your post! I know I'll love it!

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Why are Sydney Fans Important for Commercial, Industrial, and Residential Cooling?

Large businesses and industrial facilities need commercial wall Sydney fans because they demand a lot of air to keep the space airy and the machinery cool. The top companies provide fans that are far more powerful than typical home fans and are made specifically for these kinds of events. Commercial fans are useful for both indoor and outdoor spaces. They are necessary to maintain proper air circulation within buildings like restaurants, hotels, offices, and exhibition halls.

But in the summer, fans are also necessary for residential structures, and because of its powerful airflow, the Milano Slider Junior DC fans online are highly well-liked. The top manufacturers provide a wide variety of fans, and you can even order them to be delivered right to your house so you don't have to brave the summertime heat to get a fan.

What Makes Industrial and Commercial Buildings Need Fans? 

Since the conditions within factories and warehouses are far harsher than those inside residential homes, one must choose industrial fans that are made to endure longer. Furthermore, because factories and commercial buildings often have bigger interior spaces than typical residential homes, it is necessary to install strong fans to maintain optimum air circulation, which eventually cools the structure. Depending on the demands of the customer, the top providers provide a variety of commercial, industrial, and sports sector fans.

A Few Thoughts on Ceiling Fans for Residential Structures

Because of their exceptional technical design, fans used in residential buildings from top providers may displace maximum air volume while using up to 75% less energy. As a result, fans are among the finest methods for maintaining a cool building since they cool the inside air.

Choose the fans that best suit your needs by visiting the top brand's online shop, or consult with professionals to choose what to buy.

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[navree]

...at least it's not the snyderverse? i'm trying to remain optimistic. 😣

Confession time, I have ambivalent feelings about the Snyderverse. There's stuff I didn't like but there's also stuff I liked a lot.

For one, I think it had really solid casting. Cavill nailed the look of Superman, J.K. Simmons as Gordon is brilliant, Ray Fisher was really good as Cyborg, Jeremy Irons is brilliant in anything and God almighty I wish they'd kept him for The Batman as Alfred cuz I loved his Alfred, and Ben Affleck is a really good actor and he had some great moments and great looks as Bruce Wayne. The only duds were Ezra Miller, who's psycho, and Gal Gadot, because she's not a very good actress (most of the success of Wonder Woman, which I loved, came from Patty's writing moreso than anything intrinsic in Gadot's performance).

There's also some good ideas and good bones to Snyder's ideas for the DCEU. I like most of what he was trying to do with Superman's origin in Man of Steel, and honestly, Batman's motivation for his conflict in Batman v. Superman makes a lot of sense. Bruce is someone whose abhorrence of senseless violence is the cornerstone of his beliefs; his parents were killed in an act of senseless violence, and brutality for brutality's sake without a thought to consequences is something he fights against at all times. It is absolutely reasonable that Bruce, seeing not only wanton destruction from someone who is making no attempt to mitigate it, and has infinitely more power to do real harm than anything else Bruce has seen, has serious concerns and wants to at least be prepared in case he ever goes rogue, not to mention the movie does give us solid reasons for it to be personal with how he loses people in the destruction of the WE building (and also that scene of him running into the danger while everyone runs away? brilliant). I also like that this is an older, more jaded Bruce who has been distinctly marked by the death of his child and the havoc that wreaked on him (though I don't give a FUCK what Mr. Snyder says, that is not Dick Grayson, when has Dick Grayson ever been the dead Robin, that is Jason Todd, I accept nothing else, it's Jason who Bruce lost even in the Snyderverse). It's canon to the comics that Jason's death made Bruce more violent, more volatile, and actively changed him for the worst in a way that not even Jason's resurrection has been able to fully heal, so that being part of Bruce's issues in the Snyderverse works as well.

And I also want to acknowledge that Snyder has absolutely been shafted by WB. The director's cut of BvS does make more sense and have more to the story than the theatrical version. And then there's the whole mess with Justice League, even though I don't fault Snyder for leaving production due to his daughter's death, and I'm fine with the push to see his version that came out of it, especially given a) how bad Josstice League was and b) Joss Whedon being a shithead in general. And there's the fact that WB was clearly gunning for a DC MCU from the getgo, without understanding that, for all its myriad of sins (and oh boy are there many), that took time, and you really had to build up a lot of those characters individually before slowly mixing them into a shared universe that could be its own entity. WB didn't get that, so demanding a Justice League before we even got solo movies for any of the players besides Superman was always gonna be doomed to fail, and executive meddling can't be laid at Snyder's feet.

And I do want to mention that the Snyderverse had movies that weren't created by Snyder or had much input from him, both good and bad. Wonder Woman and Aquaman, I thought, were great, and those were made by different creatives, and Suicide Squad (2016) was atrocious (though I did like that Affleck was willing to make cameos to lend credence to the universe, and that it had Harley as a participant in the death of Robin, because most people don't really grapple with the fact that, even though Harley didn't exist when ADitF happened, any retcon to have her involved with Joker from the getgo is going to have her as a likely participant in the torture and murder of a child, and it's an interesting way to delve into her character and how her own agency intersects with her being a victim of the Joker's abuse).

But there are some serious, serious issues with the Snyderverse that did make it really hard to root for.

Most glaringly, Snyder has good ideas, like I outlined, but I don't think he's a very good writer. Take, for example, the much derided Martha scene. I get what he was going for, Bruce is lost in rage and Clark's focus on saving his mother not only reminds Bruce that Clark too has people he loves, just as Bruce does, but that he has his own underlying humanity, humanity that Bruce cannot ignore anymore and has to confront, that Clark is more than a threat, but a full person. It's a way to highlight how lost Bruce has become in this mission, and to show how humanity comes from who you are, not where you're from, and that Clark is good to his core in a way that's admired. That's the point of the scene, I get that, I understand it, but there had to be a better way to write it than that. I mean, Hell, just have Clark start talking about "my mother" as Bruce is getting ready to gut him, which can lead to confusion on Bruce's part because "your mother's an alien", which leads to Clark struggling to explain that his mom's in danger even as he's near death himself (and also idk why Lois is there, I love Lois as a character, though I wasn't overly fond of Amy Adams's version despite my love for her as an actress, but she shouldn't be there). But instead we get the Martha thing, and it ends up reading as Bruce realizing, somehow, that there are more people named Martha than his mom, and it ends up reading really stupid. This is what plagues a lot of Snyder's DC stuff, especially in BvS and with Bruce, which is that the ideas work but his execution in the minutia really doesn't and bogs the whole thing down. (I will say that I did like the writing of Bruce in the scene at Luthor's party, especially when he was being sneaky, that was good).

Snyder also is a good director in terms of visuals, very good, I like his visuals in a lot of his stuff. But I don't think he's a very good director when it comes to performances. He can't really pull anything stupendous out of any of his actors. And some people, like Ben Affleck, are good enough that you can still get good stuff from them irregardless, but some of them are not. And Henry Cavill, however much I love him in The Tudors, is one of those actors who does need a director to guide him to give a truly memorable performance, especially if he's as outside of his wheelhouse as he was with Clark. So Clark, who's our first introduction to the Snyderverse and also its emotional lynchpin a lot of the time, falls flat, because Snyder doesn't really seem like an actor's director, in spite of his visual eye.

There's also the killing thing. For one, just off the bat (heh), Batman shouldn't kill. Ever. It is the antithesis to who he is on every level, and there's a reason why he sticks to it so rigidly in comics canon and why any attempt to make him a killer, even via inaction (cough Nolanverse cough) rings false and hollow. For two, Superman is a killer in this universe. Not great, but Superman has killed in the comics too. But somehow, this doesn't really seem to bother him. Clark is, indirectly, responsible for a lot of civilian casualties after Man of Steel, and BvS really should have shown him grappling with that continuously, in a serious way. He's standing as a symbol for hope, he wants to help wherever he can, and there are now scores of people who've left behind grieving loved ones, because of him. It should affect him a lot more than it does, drive a lot more than it does, especially as we watch how those deaths harden Bruce, and yet we don't really see anything from him, and it affects his character. Not to mention it makes him a hypocrite when it comes to Batman. "Oh the Batman branded someone while stopping them from sex trafficking young girls, he's so terrible!" you have literally snapped someone's neck, shut the fuck up. And also, yeah, Clark killed Zod. That should also affect him a lot in the next movie, not just because of how killing and loss of life should affect him in general, but because Clark, a Kryptonian orphan with no connection to his homeland, no people like him, has just decimated the only concrete connection to his home that he has. If BvS wants to highlight Clark's solitude, Clark's loneliness as an alien and how that affects him AND the people around him along with the general populace, his feelings on having to cut off a Kryptonian connection to save human lives should get a lot more screentime.

And, while I do laud Snyder having good base ideas, some of the base ideas didn't work. I understand wanting to shift Lex into being the kind of billionaire most people in the 2010s would recognize as "classic billionaire", make him more of a Zuckerberg or an Elon Musk, but the way they went about it didn't work at all. Doomsday coming in last minute didn't work, having Death of Superman this early didn't work, making Batffleck an angry Batman rather than the sad Batman he was born to be didn't work, Jonathan Kent's death didn't work, etc. And honestly, having it be a Dark Knight Returns adaptation really didn't work. Even beyond the general cultural stuff that influence TDKR, and my issues with it as well as Frank Miller as a creative, the Batman against Superman stuff didn't work in the Snyderverse, because Snyder doesn't seem to get why those stories hit so hard. They work because Bruce and Clark are friends, best friends, closer than brothers, they love each other so dearly and would risk so much for each other, put their lives on the line for each other no matter what, be there at their lowest (there's a World's Finest issue dedicated to Clark trying to help Bruce with the aftermath of Jason's murder, it's really good). Seeing them at odds, seeing them fight, it hurts because we know what was once there, and seeing it fall apart into enmity and violence is painful. Longtime friends turning on each other hurts to witness. It doesn't work if Clark and Bruce don't know each other and don't have any personal connection, because that takes away the edge that makes those stories tug at our emotions.

Like I said, ultimately I'm ambivalent. There's stuff that worked, especially in concepts and in broad strokes, and there's stuff that didn't, like Snyder's writing decisions once detail had to get involved. And between that and the ten million behind the scenes issues, like the studio constantly meddling in everything, like Ezra Miller's issues, like Amber Heard having the nerve to be abused by her husband which got everyone real mad at her because he was popular twenty years ago, it ultimately made the whole thing a giant mess that was doomed to fail, even if Snyder had been flawless (which he really wasn't, but the outside stuff that kept coming up in every single installment certainly exacerbated everything).

I'm hoping the studio backs off Gunn, and that he keeps up his good writing streak that we've seen with stuff like Guardians, and that the decisions I've seen that are worrying me turn out fine (or are at least rectified and dealt with in pre-production why is the FUCKING FLASH DIRECTOR in charge of Batman why God why?????? and also again please don't have the starting Robin be Damian I have strong feelings about that even though I love my dear boy), but it's early so we'll see. Fingers crossed.

[catwouthats]

If I ever wrote a DC fan comic (I’m literally working on one right now) I would make sure I’m getting things right much more than DC does… Like I’d talk to the fans and shit.

Bc how tf do you miss that Bart’s dad died and shit???

Anyways, any Tim Hunter fans want to info dump to me about wtf is going on rn??

I’ve read some of the Books Of Magic (90s), I’ve read some of Justice League Dark, and some of the 2018 reboot of The Books of Magic… so now I’m very confused concerning his dad and family (key words “I’ve read some” so I really don’t know. Slowly but surely reading more, but I just wanna know if I can use his character or not… also, how to use his character). Also confused on how fucking old is he and where (what world and dimension) does he exist?? Are there two of him or something now bc of the reboot?? Is there no explanation (this I can easily work with)???

[norasghost]

ive been binge watching all the dcau movies instead of doing literally anything else i need to do, no dont look at me, im sorry, im ashamed of myself, im so behind schedule on everything, i have no self control, i hate it

id do it again in a heartbeat tho--

[just-about-nothing]

it’s literally so easy to find reading guides & also find the comics online i’m so done w people who complain about accessibility