I keep my thermostat at 78 most of the time; but my computer room doesn't
get enough air flow, and there is only one layer of roof (it used to be a
patio; the wood awning was insulated and ceiling tiles added underneath)
so as you can see here

http://ecloud.org/weather/

it gets kinda hot.  That temperature sensor is near the ceiling, where there
should be relatively good airflow.  It gets warmer inside the computer rack.
And my servers do OK; but one of them has a couple of 6" fans which really 
move air.

I used to live in a trailer, without air conditioning, only a swamp cooler,
while I went to college.  Computers survived well enough there too; but they
were simpler then.  The ole 386 didn't even have a heatsink.

On Mon, Jul 02, 2001 at 12:22:43PM -0700, Kimberly Secor wrote:
> Ok I have 100 degrees.....do I hear 110? 

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