#thermostat sensor

[airex03534]

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[digitalvignanya]

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[quicksilversquared]

aaaand once again, the nighttime temperature shifted juuuust enough that I had to re-adjust the balance, and it seems like I got the little thermostat lever a quarter of a millimeter too high, because the heat went on and hasn't gone off yet. Again.

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[lambopticon]

I just saw a post bemoaning everything being made wireless but on what planet can you not get a “good refrigerator or washing machine” without it “requiring internet connection” or a furnace/boiler that doesn’t have an app or a thermostat that isnt programmable? It becomes increasingly clear that no one on tumblr has been to a hardware or big box store in their life.

[oh-dameron]

So it's established that if MB tries to upload itself into ship hardware it has a Bad Time™. And we've also seen that ART can split off an iteration of itself that can run on whatever super high-tech they've managed to fit in a fairly-compact drone. And the kernel that MB restored it from was hidden in the galley "in a data storage area hidden in a layer under the usual space for food production formulas." Which. If I understand correctly, ART isn't doing Star Trek food replication, this is just a recipe database and MB is describing it like a weirdo who doesn't eat human food (which it is). So ART can fit a compressed copy of its kernel into the spare room in its recipe data storage. Even if every recipe had a high-definition video tutorial the storage can't be that big. Not by MB's standards, who was designed to download and process thousands of hours of surveillance footage, copy proprietary client databases, all that jazz.

So: if (for example) something catastrophic were to happen to ART's ship-body (solar flare caused an EMP like in one of MB's shows and it's destroying everything electrical? Got clipped by an asteroid and is now hurtling towards a star? Picked a fight with a bigger gunship?) could ART download a copy of itself to either be kept dormant/safe in MB's onboard storage or to actually run on its hardware?

And later, when they've got ART a new body to inhabit (after there are hijinks on a planet, naturally, and they work out how to share space and ART hilariously eats shit the first time it tries walking, and reassure the humans that ART isn't dead, and Iris super breaches the no-hugging clause but MB lets it go just this once because ART has never had the experience of hugging its sister before but this is one time only, understand? and ART also gets to experience being dumped firmly into the back seat when combat happens (cool) and also gets to experience being shot (markedly less cool) and they fight over the pain sensor like an old married couple with a thermostat), how easy would it be to transfer it back out cleanly if it's gotten all up in MB's organic neural tissue? Especially once ART works out that it's expandable and elastic (almost makes up for these rickety processors! Almost.)?

[rezwrites]

Hey! I am a fan of your vampire Agatha… maybe can I request a second part where someone discovers the secret space where Reader is and Agatha kills this person in front of Reader?

of course!

Warnings: +18 MDNI, description of murder/blood, Stockholm Syndrome, claustrophobia(reader gets put in a small closet briefly) brief mention of periods, bondage

a/n: part one here. Don’t like? Don’t read.

Waking up from that first night you found yourself in a tiny storage closet, body fully bound and frozen, propped against the door. Unsure of how long it’s been, but clearly long enough to hear the heavy steps of combat boot and the sporadic chatter of police radios. All your attempts to draw attention to yourself are rendered feeble when your body refused to move an inch. The voices faded as you desperately tried to move your body or make a sound, chest squeezing with terror. Heaving quick, shallow breaths you felt lightheaded, ears starting to ring.

The door suddenly opens, the intrusion of light makes you wince before you realize you’re falling. Smells of faint bleach and chemicals reached your senses, before realizing Agatha is holding you. “I see the paralytic is starting to wear,” her face emotionless as she picked you up bridal style, all you could muster up was a small noise. Looking at the wall you see a keypad disguised as a thermostat, the clicks of the doorknob locking after she swiftly entered a code.

“Those cops couldn’t find anything, and the investigators came up with nothing from the CCTV,” she started down towards the end of the hallway, stopping ahead of a slightly ajar door. Using her foot to open the door she descended down the stairs, the motion sensor lights activating, “Like I said, you probably went out the back avoiding the cameras. Whatever they find afterwards won’t trace back to me. Not that I was careless.” She ended with a slight chuckle, tossing you on the lone bed, another small grunt coming from you.

Crisp, white sheets crumpling underneath you as she dragged your limbs to the edges of the bed, placing new binds on you. Her red eyes beamed against the silver slivers of the moonlight coming from the small windows at the top of the room. Draping a cover over you she set you up with another IV, before bidding you a goodnight.

The days blurred together in a limbo. Waking up in a haze, only to crash back into unconsciousness. Your only sense of time and only form of social interaction is when Agatha comes down to see you.

Agatha would let you walk around after hours under her strict supervision. You try to plan an escape but you feel dejected every time you remember how a solid punch to her face didn’t phase her. Some nights when hopelessness weighted you down completely, Agatha would walk you around herself, your bare feet lightly dragging along the frigid tiles. Those nights she would bring you to her office, perching you in her lap as she worked the night away.

She never fed from you when you were on your period. Instead you’d wake up to some chocolate on your pillow or her putting some mild pain-relief in your drip line. Quite thankful she doesn’t peep when you wash up after her feeds, scrubbing away the blood and Agatha’s sticky arousal. From time to time you’d catch her mumbling about bringing you somewhere, always afraid to ask her to clarify. Each time you asked her how long you’ve been here all you’d get is a cold stare and a ‘don’t worry about it’. The outside world forgotten as your new world revolved around Agatha.

—

One night you were startled awake to the door crashing open, the sound reverberating off the walls. A thin man, hardly any older than you stood in the doorway, the light from the hallway illuminating his silhouette. He struggled down the stairs, his breath heaving. He must have a bad wound by the way his bloody footpath trails behind him.

He looked so disoriented, stumbling about in the dark. His eyes widened upon seeing you, “There you are, I knew you were here.” He forced himself to steady out, “I’m a private investigator hired by your family’s lawyer.” Frantically, he untied your wrist binds, “That woman… she’s a monster!”

An image of Agatha’s hurt face showed itself in the back your mind, you couldn’t bring yourself to move off the bed. Just as he tried to urge you to move, her voice rung out, “That’s not a nice thing to say.” She suddenly appeared behind the man, her face hard and furious. She grabbed his throat in an iron grip, “It’s also not polite to try to steal someone else’s property.” You finally see a deep gash across his lower back.

“She belongs with her family!” He choked out. Agatha turned him around, his back against her. Her hard stare at you caught you off guard.

“Do you want to leave?” Agatha asked you, abruptly. You swallowed hard, eyes shifting between her and the man. Anxiety built up at the thought of leaving.

Despite everything Agatha has done, she’s never hurt you outside of her feeds. Rarely, she’ll even bring you out at night to get some fresh air, only if you behaved.She always keeps you fed and clean. Slowly you shook your head. She turned her attention back to the man, grip tightening on his neck, “See? She’s alive, and doesn’t want to leave.”

Quickly, you closed your eyes once the sound of cracking bones reached you ears. The sound of her dragging the body up the stairs struck terror deep within you, still well aware of the strength and power she holds.

You didn’t reopen your eyes until you heard Agatha’s footsteps coming down the stairs again. She rebounded your wrists, a soft smile on her face. Her hands smelled of anti microbial soap. She patted your head, before softly cupping your face, “I’ll bring you home soon.”

[vodika-vibes]

Vod'ika, I've been deep in my Cody feels for weeks now (this man has me in a damn stranglehold, it's very rude of him).

I know you've got a fic about Cody making reader relax, but what about the reverse? I desperately want to rub this man's back and give him soft kisses.

I Have You

Summary: Your Cody works too much, even when he’s supposed to be resting.

Pairing: Commander Cody x GN!Reader

Word Count: 1174

Warnings: None. The reader has absolutely no description aside from wearing fuzzy socks and the implication that Cody is bigger than them because of how his shirt falls on their body.

A/N: Cody does that. He sneaks in and then keeps you in a stranglehold before he passes you off to another one of his brothers. Also, I wrote this in, like, 30 minutes before therapy. So I hope it's good~

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You’re not sure what it was that caused you to wake up.

A weird dream, maybe. Or maybe the house creaked as it settled for the night.

In the end, it doesn’t really matter, because it’s 3 am, and you’re wide awake. And you’re not the only one.

You don’t have to be a rocket scientist to be able to tell that the left side of the bed, Cody’s side of the bed, is untouched. Meaning that, once again, he’s sacrificed sleep to do some more work.

You roll from your side onto your back, and then roll to your other side so you’re able to sit up and swing your legs to the floor. The room has an uncomfortable chill to it, and you release a quiet curse as you realize that the floor is like ice.

Quickly, you pull on one of Cody’s shirts, the warm material doing wonders to ward off the chill as the hem falls around your thighs and the sleeves flop over the tips of your fingernails, and you squint at your comm to check the weather outside. You do remember something about a cold front coming through, but you hadn’t expected such a massive temperature drop.

You take a moment to pull a pair of long fuzzy socks on, and then you slip out of your bedroom.

Your first stop, the thermostat, where you flip the switch to turn the AC to heat, and you take a single moment to make sure that the floor heating is working according to the sensors.

And once that is done, you pad down the hallway to Cody’s office door.

The door is shut, but you can see the light shining under the crack of the door. And, with a shake of your head, you slide the door open and step into his office.

Cody’s sitting at his desk, his head resting on the palm of his hand, as he stares at the datapad. There are dozens of other datapads stacked in neat piles on his desk, and a quick glance at the interactive galaxy map you bought him when you set this office up for him tells you that he’s been tracking the locations of his brothers.

“Cody,” You cross the room so you’re standing behind him, and settle your hands on his shoulders, before sliding them down his chest so you’re able to wrap him in a tight hug from behind.

He doesn’t seem surprised that you’re there. Most likely, he heard you messing with the thermostat and expected that you would head here. “It’s early, cyar’ika.” Cody says as he sets the datapad on the desk and takes your hands in his so he can bring them to his lips.

“It is early,” You agree, “And you haven’t come to bed yet.” You lightly rub your cheek against his, and a pleased noise slips from him.

“I have a lot of stuff I need to catch up on,” He explains, exhaustion clear in his voice, “I’m sorry, cyare.”

You’re quiet for a long moment, and then you sigh and tighten your arms around him, “Cody, the work will still be there after you get some sleep.” You keep your voice gentle, not wanting him to feel like you’re hounding him or something.

He turns his head so he’s able to look you in the eye, “I wanted to finish it so I can spend time with you.”

“Oh, you sweet man.” You card your fingers through his curls, fondness curling around your heart as you watch him, “I don’t mind if you work while we’re together, I just want to spend time with you. Which I can’t do if you don’t rest.”

A soft laugh slips from him, and you allow him to tug you so that you’re sitting on his lap, your arms sliding up to rest, comfortably, around his neck. “I wanted to focus only on you this time. You’ve had to sacrifice a lot in this relationship—”

“Hey, no. None of that.” You press a single finger to his lips, “You listen to me, Cody. I knew what I was signing up for when I said yes. You warned me.”

“I did,” He replies, “But you’re still allowed to be disappointed.”

“I have never been disappointed while spending time with you.” You lightly press a kiss to his cheek, and then, deciding that it’s not enough, you proceed to pepper light kisses down his jaw. “Even if we’re both just sitting on the couch and working.”

Your light kisses seem to be doing the job, as you feel the tension drain from Cody’s body. His arms tighten around your waist, and you watch his head tilt back and his eyes drift shut as he enjoys your attention.

You feel his hand drag up your spine, and you shiver from the chill as he, unintentionally, pulls the material of the shirt your wearing up. And then his warm hand finds your thigh, and you shiver again. He’s always so warm, all of the time. You wonder if it’s a clone thing or if it’s a Cody thing.

You’’ll have to ask Wolffe’s girl the next time you see her.

“Cyar’ika?” Cody’s voice pulls you from your sleepy pondering.

“Hm?”

“You’re freezing.”

“The temperature dropped,” You reply, “I think that’s what woke me up.”

His head tilts back down so he’s able to look at you properly, and you take a moment to scan his face. He looks tired.

You don’t blame him. He’s had one disastrous deployment after another, and you know that he’s afraid that the war is going to end with all of his brothers getting decommissioned. And you also know that he doesn’t trust the Jedi as much as he pretends that he does.

Your poor Cody seems to be carrying the weight of the galaxy on his broad shoulders, and it’s only a matter of time before it breaks him.

Your fingers trace the scar around his eye, and you offer him a soft smile, “Come to bed, Cody. You need to take a break.”

“Just a little more, cyare.”

“Cody,” You fingers trail down to his cheek, “You need to take a break before all of this breaks you. I’m not asking anymore, my love. I’m insisting.”

He stares at you, and then he sighs and closes his eyes, “Well, who am I to deny you?” Cody murmurs, “Alright, cyare. Let’s get some sleep. I am pretty tired.”

“I can tell.” You press your lips against his in a gentle kiss. A single kiss that turns into a series of gentle, loving kisses. “In the morning, well, after we wake up. I’m going to spend the whole day doting on you.”

His lips curl into a smile against your lips, “That right?”

“Mm-hm.”

“Well then, I’m a lucky man.”

You kiss him one more time, a long lingering kiss that, you hope, shows just how much you love him, and then you pull back, “Yes,” You agree warmly, “You are.”

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[sirfrogsworth]

While my dad was a thermostat whisperer and able to maintain a constant temperature no matter what the conditions were outside, I'm afraid I was never endowed with that superpower.

Perhaps you need to officially become a Dad before it is bestowed upon your spirit.

So I decided to solve this problem the way I always do.

GADGETS!

This is my high tech weather station with four temperature/humidity sensors. I can monitor the temp outside, in the garage, in the hallway near the thermostat and in the room I am currently occupying.

I have learned my body's temperature regulation is even worse than I realized. I struggle to be comfortable outside of a 3 degree range. Below 75.5 my body thinks it is too cold. And above 78.5 my body thinks I'm on the surface of the sun. I do tolerate cold much better than warm, but if I want to get to that spot where I am able to ignore the sensation of temperature, I need to keep it in that range.

The last few days have been easier as the outside temp dropped. But the past few weeks have been difficult because it would go from 50s in the morning to 80s in the afternoon. But my sensors made it much easier to anticipate whether I needed cooling or heating. So gadgets win the day again.

It's also cool that whenever I finish my photo studio I'll be able to monitor the temperature in the garage. I'm not really sure how I'm going to heat it in the winter yet. I don't think electric space heaters would be enough. I guess I'll cross that bridge when I get there. At this point I haven't had the energy to clear out all of the junk yet.

[tracing-lines-in-the-infinite]

I just love Provenance.

You get to watch Shaw flirt with a thief and Harold be so proud/amused at getting congratulated for having such a gorgeous date (John).

It is also an episode where they fuck up at first and have to undo their fuck-up which I do appreciate at well.

But also the little things:

Finch gets excited about having a 3d printer.

Christopher Jackson cameo as head of security.

They fool a motion sensor by setting the thermostat to skin temperature.

Shaw has to lick fake fingertips to trick the finger print scanner and is not impressed.

Interpol agent helps thief escape from police custody.

Detective says they could take Fort Knox and guy in charge says diamonds are better than gold... so detective says they should go for the crown jewels

All that to say that this is the most Leverage-esque epsiode of POI I can think of rn

[pandy-peaches]

My landlord is trying to gas light me out of calling a building inspector. Says they don't fix problems they just write tickets and they always find something because it's an easy way to compensate the city.

First off not my fucking problem bud. Guess who will not have to pay these tickets? Me.

Secondly, if you don't want to pay fines maybe try to fix my problem?

His idea of "working with us" is having an hvac guy come out and run an air test to make sure vents aren't blocked, telling me the temperature is fine, (I literally sent him 2 pics of my thermometers on both ends of the house and they do not correspond with the thermostats reading and he just didn't even acknowledge them..) and not only not giving me any suggestions or trying to help me source the problem but shooting down every possible suggestion/idea I can think of.

This is what i sent him.

So our new sensor for the thermostat isn't compatible with this generation. Idk where the sensor for the thermostat actually is but this is a common problem with the nest thermostats. If the sensor is in the wall behind the unit it's just reading the temp of the utility closet which matches the temperature readings, but it is not heating the whole house to that temp. The pics are the temps of the kitchen and the livingroom by my computer respectively. The highest I've seen the one by the computer get is 65 after I've been sitting there running the computer for over an hour and the kitchen goes anywhere from 50 degrees late at night to highest I've seen is 62. 60 degrees is fine with me but not when my heat is set to 10 degrees higher and is just burning money. I haven't gotten this months gas bill yet but I'm anticipating it to be even higher than Decembers bill. I don't think anything is necessarily wrong with the hvac itself besides maybe the sensor placement (i can only speculate from information I've gathered from reviews and other online sources) this is incredibly frustrating for both of us I'm aware. I don't know if you have any other service person you could call to try and source the problem but I've been told by many people at this point to just call out a building inspector and have them do a run through of the place? Idk how you feel about that. Also do you think stuffing a blanket in these 2 holes ( there's drafts coming from them) would help at all?

This is what he replied to me with yesterday.

[quicksilversquared]

Left the thermostat as it was yesterday all day and used my space heater again. Figured I might try inching it half a millimeter up once we reached the evening and the heat hadn't come on again. Did that, heat turned on and didn't shut off for over 10-15 minutes at least, until I finally inched it back down half a millimeter.

It's been an hour and a half, and the heat's not come back on again. The temperature has dropped five degrees. I'm slowly losing faith in the heating actually working normally at all this winter. Also very concerned about my plants when I'm gone for three weeks, because who is going to monitor the temperature then?

....the problem with the temperatures suddenly dropping into 'oh, right, winter exists' is that suddenly, my lovely balance point for the thermostat is too high and my room is r o a s t i n g.

(seriously, who decided on the placement of the stupid thing?)

[lingonberry24]

Honestly without the data centers hemorrhaging water and the data privacy concerns and the government overreach concerns and the "literally replacing people in jobs so those people struggle paycheck to paycheck" and "making every single product worse" and "nothing is sold without it anymore" and all, I think AI and smart devices would be pretty neat.

Like. Yeah, I would actually like a coffeemaker that makes coffee automatically so that the smell of it helps me get out of bed instead of hitting snooze.

I would actually like a home with smart blinds and thermostats and windows and air sensors that detect and automatically manage the indoor and outdoor temperature and air quality, and make small adjustments to keep my interior as comfortable as possible without me having to think and spend time and energy doing it all myself.

I would actually like suggestions about what fun things I would enjoy in the area that are objectively decided and not the same ten attractions because they're the most popular. I want the weird things that get smothered by algorithms or that you have to dig to find, and I think AI could be great for that!

I want menu planning and adhd life hacks and help with taking notes during meetings and summarizing email threads fifty emails long and a system that knows me and my preferences so when I look for something, I don't have to take hours or days poring over a gazillion articles and posts just because I need a new WiFi router and struggle with decision making.

I want the decisions that I don't enjoy making to be easier so I can spend my time learning and growing in ways I want to, and doing hobbies I love, or doing self improvement! Spending a few hours looking at routers is...not that.

We only have so many hours on this planet.

I do, actually, want all of these things. But I want my privacy and water rights and security and jobs-or-UBI for everyone and safety more.

Sigh.