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Stamets@lemmy.dbzer0.com to Memes@sopuli.xyz · 8 hours ago

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Stamets@lemmy.dbzer0.com to Memes@sopuli.xyz · 8 hours ago
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  • lugal@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    German has a word for it: Markise

  • Rooskie91@discuss.online
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    Awning. They’re a great way to reduce the need for AC by providing shade in treeless regions.

    • macniel@feddit.org
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      Thank you Alec from Technology Connection.

      • Deacon@lemmy.world
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        But he’s right though.

        Also heat pumps!

        • macniel@feddit.org
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          Especially heat pumps!

        • Multiplexer@discuss.tchncs.de
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          Also heat pumps!

          Isn’t that not just another word for AC in this context?

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      80% of the flats where I live have one above their balcony - and we are not even close to treeless.

      I was really bewildered by the idea that someone might not know what these are…

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        I mean you have trees, so they’re mostly on the balcony. I live in a large city (not many trees) of mostly row homes, and they’re on like every window of the side of the houses that face the sun. Not just patios.

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          Here in Germany we have outside jalousie blinds on every window that also serve that purpose during summer.

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        In some places where air conditioning is omnipresent they’re uncommon. There’s a technology connections video about them that touches on it

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          But AC wouldn’t cover the balcony (which here is the most common usecase for awnings)?

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            Balconies aren’t really a thing for most people in the American Midwest, which is where I’m from. You have porches and patios, but those are weather permitting structures and they’re mostly used when it’s a bit later so it’s not too bright.

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            they still help block sunshine from heating your south wall, which reduces the need for AC indoors.

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              (hello to the 10% of humans who live in the southern hemisphere, i did eventually remember you exist too)

      • Gonzako@lemmy.world
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        I just don’t know how its named in English, where I’m from they’re toldos

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      Basically an energy shield protecting against the giant uncontrollable fusion reactor in the sky.

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    The lost technology of awnings. Technology Connections strikes again!

    • spizzat2@lemmy.zip
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      Since no one has provided the Technology Connections link yet… Enjoy losing the next 20 minutes to learning about awnings!

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      Wait, he did a video on awnings? That sounds like a fascinating half hour I never knew I needed.

      • TrackinDaKraken@lemmy.world
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        Don’t need to look to know it’s at least an hour.

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          I was gonna say hour but I hedged my bets 😂

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        Not dedicated to awnings, I think it was part of one of his home heating/cooling videos. Been awhile. He convinced me to put them on my house the next time I do the roof.

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          I really want solar panel awnings over our deck. It’s south facing and the painted surface is easily 140°F in the sun.

          Just need a cheap way to use the power from it to run the AC just in the other side of the porch.

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    It either breaks your fall or you leave a hole that is a perfect silhouette of your prone figure.

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    Happens in real life, too:

    https://www.seattletimes.com/nation-world/man-in-minneapolis-falls-16-stories-is-saved-by-awning/

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    Everytime

    Not a word.

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      pedant

      A word.

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    SunSetter retractable awning.

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    https://youtube.com/watch?v=Guh4J7ATGoc

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      A stunt so nice he filmed it twice.

      Jackie is a crazy mofo.

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    marquee

    • mr_anny@sopuli.xyz
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      and/or marquise

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    Unless you are someone like Wile E. Coyote.

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