Air conditioning

I was thinking the same thing.

I am happy to hear that they are reducing climate control during a time where the weather is habitable. 41F is cool, but not so much that you can't warm up with a couple sweaters. Also, even with the heat of the computers, it should be a reasonable temperature. I kept the heat off all winter, unless it was below freezing to keep costs down.

You're all talking about nice and cold temperatures while over my place (Yesterday for example) I had to face a hard 31ºc (87º F)... I envy most of you :/

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Originally Posted by Nephera

Jesus thats cold.

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That signature picture is AWESOME!~

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Originally Posted by Nephera

Jesus thats cold.

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To risk derailing this excellent thread, I just wanted to say... I <3 your signature. :)

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(Yesterday for example) I had to face a hard 31ºc (87º F)

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Trust me, you're not the only one.

I thought air conditioning inside would be a must with all the equipment. Anyone know if they will need to AC to run the machinery?

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Originally Posted by Tera

It's ~41°F, 4°C in Tokyo. That means they turned the heat off.

Yes, I wanted to make a new thread about it. :D

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They have kerosene heaters. Every office in Japan either has them or has access to them. I guarantee you they aren't working in 41 degree temperatures.