My opinion is that it isn't. If it can remove heat then it will cool the same as air AC.
However it comes with the problem of condensation everywhere. So those room radiators that give off heat in the winter will be dripping with condensation in the summer. As will all the system pipework that isn't fully insulated and protected.
So that's probably a lot of water running different places in the home.
You're a bit confused about buffer tanks. They are thermal stores and just store primary heating circuit water.
The water from the buffer tank isn't the hot water from the tap. The water in the buffer tank will be used to indirectly heat mains water. Either through a plate heat exchanger or an unvented cylinder.
What I don't understand about this is why it matters if it's just the USA.
Tintin is Belgian. So almost certainly published there first and covered under their copyright law. I've no idea what that is but just because it expires in the USA can't mean it's just an intentional free-for-all.
Wouldn't the work still be covered in Belgium and any reuse anywhere would leave people liable to legal action there?
Can't get my head around the greasing. Even though the manual tells you to do this I can't see how that grease wouldn't get transferred to the inside of the belt and then onto the rollers. This would then cause the belt to slip on the rollers giving what you describe.
Again I remember rumours about that then as well. It seems as though this is an advanced version of that, crystallising into one person.
As I saw this I had a thought. It's long been touted that Trump doesn't really have any money he's just massively in debt and lives by borrowing against his assets. Not sure if this is true or not.
However if it is, what if Musk just bought up all that debt. So all the money Trump owes he owes to Musk.
Effectively then he owns the president.
I can almost guarantee this is a parody bit or letter from Viz.
Every issue is peppered with little gems like this and the styling looks right
This is what those woke liberals want!
This is correct. Those separate square bullet points are just for the monitor.
Isn't very clear though. So it does read like the Amiga 500 is fully compatible with the Amiga 500....
Still no evidence from you. Also it appears you can't read or comprehend simple statements. I said there were more issues with electric vehicles than just batteries. I didn't say that was anything to do with reliability. Issues with vehicle ownership impact how long that vehicle lasts. Hopefully this time it will sink in. This isn't about durability or fragility (which are also two concepts you also don't seem to understand) of an electric motor in a hypothetical situation.
The article isn't about reliability it is about Electric Vehicles outlasting ICE vehicles. Which is the life of the vehicle. So includes all the things I mentioned. Unless now we're in another hypothetical world where there are no problems whatsoever over the life of the vehicle. In which case they both last forever.
Your statements about why there aren't EV garages is complete nonsense and shows you know nothing about the actual subject.
This is the answer. You can also screw a block to the top and use that to keep the multi tool blade straight. Gives a couple of holes to sort on the top but a much less work straightening up the edge.