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It's basically how I was raised. That whole house is full of those kinds of custom hacks / projects. I think an electrician would have a panic attack if they saw each room uses at least 2-3 circuits so that when a circuit breaker blows there are still working outlets everywhere.
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Built this together when I still lived there for computer heat exhaust: twitter.com/DanielMicay/st Basically, imagine a whole house full of that kind of stuff. I probably take things for granted as normal that other people would think are straight out of some mad scientist movie.
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Solution: cut a hole in the wall. That room being 21C instead of 27C in the summer is pretty nice. Low tech solution before this was putting the computer on a stack of milk crates and using a duct to vent the air out of a window through a hole in a foam insulation panel.
Metal air ducts attached externally to computer case exhaust vent and GPU exhaust vent.
Air ducts from computer to external bathroom exhaust fan placed alongside it.
Bathroom exhaust fan with an acrylic box built around it to attach 2 ducts as inputs from computer and then vent the air outside through another duct.
Hot air from the computer being visibility exhausted from the vent outside. Flaps are partially opened up due to air passing through.
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Sadly, I have no way to do it now because the entire exterior wall of this condo consists of floor to ceiling glass windows and sliding glass doors. There's a standard exhaust vent through one of the slots for an upper window panel but it's not realistic to send air up that high.
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