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      1. 58.8 °F, 14% RH. I've taken to slapping moisturizer on my hands and then putting knit gloves on atop that (fingerless, so that I can type, if not as well). That does nothing for the anime-esque nose bleeds, though.

        I've tried putting straight water into my rice cooker to use as a ghetto humidifier (because everyone has rice cookers in the ghetto, #WPP), and I can get the humidity in my cave up to that 25% number you're flaunting.

        ADDENDUM: Wonkville Recipe Blog Tip! When fixing oatmeal in your rice cooker, don't neglect the salt!

        1. Woah, I got the house RH down to 14 last year, to dry the structure out after a massive water leak. It was Not Fun.

          Have you a small humidifier? one of those ultrasonic jobs in the bedroom helps the ol' schnozzola and you can pick one up for about $20.

          Agreed, and No Salt = Gluey Mess.

          1. Boil everything you cook and set open bowls of water next to every heat register. Nice thing is yer weather is supposed to warm-up snicker snack.

          1. Alt-0151 (leading zero is necessary), and that only works in Windows, you poser!

            And some girls like two hyphens at the same time, or back-to-back, etc.

          2. I'm exposed! Don't have a keyboard w/a keypad anymore, so have to keep a stash of Alt-codes in a Notepad file on the desktop.

            I do go back to WordPerfect 4.1, dBase III and Lotus 1-2-3 ver 1a or whatever it was, but didn't use "sophisticated" typography in those days because you pretty much couldn't.

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