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rmbrown09

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Jan 25, 2010
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So right now it's 78 degrees out, sunny, and that is great news.

Thing is, where I am sitting inside, has air conditioning, and that is great news. Problem is I sit in a place where the AC apparently like to go bizerk and turn this room into antartica. Can't turn it down, because everyone else's office is perfect, and only my desk is like this.

It's cold, like really cold in here, probably 63 but with cool AC blowing all the time and you are just sitting here. I actually have goose bumps and even shivered a couple times. (I am dressed like it's 78 out)

So.... with no other option, i decided to make my MacBook Pro a heater.

Step 1. Fire up Steam
Step 2. Launch any game, in my case CSS
Step 3. Feel the roast, and heat wafts off your notebook, warming your hands and arms.
My notebooks still runs very very fast with the game minimized, but still pumps out the heat. Great!
 
im the same in my office.

I work with 2 laptops and i use the other laptops heating fan also. such a great feeling.

DUDE WE ARE LIKE SUCH GREAT GUYS SINCE WE CARE SO MUCH ABOUT OUR FELLOW EMPLOYEES AND LIKE WE DONT SHUT DOWN THE AC SINCE THEYLL BE SAD AND STUFF SO WE SACRIFICE OURSELVES.

i deserve heaven or something.
 
So right now it's 78 degrees out, sunny, and that is great news.

Thing is, where I am sitting inside, has air conditioning, and that is great news. Problem is I sit in a place where the AC apparently like to go bizerk and turn this room into antartica. Can't turn it down, because everyone else's office is perfect, and only my desk is like this.

It's cold, like really cold in here, probably 63 but with cool AC blowing all the time and you are just sitting here. I actually have goose bumps and even shivered a couple times. (I am dressed like it's 78 out)

So.... with no other option, i decided to make my MacBook Pro a heater.

Step 1. Fire up Steam
Step 2. Launch any game, in my case CSS
Step 3. Feel the roast, and heat wafts off your notebook, warming your hands and arms.
My notebooks still runs very very fast with the game minimized, but still pumps out the heat. Great!

Try covering your vents in your office with a towel, or simply closing them.
 
So right now it's 78 degrees out, sunny, and that is great news.

Thing is, where I am sitting inside, has air conditioning, and that is great news. Problem is I sit in a place where the AC apparently like to go bizerk and turn this room into antartica. Can't turn it down, because everyone else's office is perfect, and only my desk is like this.

It's cold, like really cold in here, probably 63 but with cool AC blowing all the time and you are just sitting here. I actually have goose bumps and even shivered a couple times. (I am dressed like it's 78 out)

So.... with no other option, i decided to make my MacBook Pro a heater.

Step 1. Fire up Steam
Step 2. Launch any game, in my case CSS
Step 3. Feel the roast, and heat wafts off your notebook, warming your hands and arms.
My notebooks still runs very very fast with the game minimized, but still pumps out the heat. Great!

chuckle, chuckle. Stay cool, err, warm bro.;)
 
Just run Win7 in bootcamp. Same effect. Toasty. It's the discrete graphics card. Amazing how hot it runs.
 
Only in America would someone be trying to heat an air-conditoned room! If it's 78F outside and you are next to a window, you could always open it...

Although that would make the air-con work harder - so I guess you are stuck. You could always bring a pull-over to work...

Here in the Uk we have many days during the summer where you get a cold damp day. Because they shut the central heating down, where I work, between May and Sept, it gets pretty cold. My boss' response to the complaints? 'Wear a pull over".
 
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