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Underground art rarely gets more underground than when its created in Leake Street tunnels. Its a long road that runs under the vast Waterloo station complex, and plays host to a constant stream of graffiti artists who leave the space constantly visually inspired.The crawlspace under our house seems abnormally cool in the summer and warm in the winter. My first thought is that the ductwork leaks, but a friend said it may be just radiating warm or cold air depending on the time of the year. What are your thoughts? -ScottHi Scott,If your crawlspace is enclosed, it will stay cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter than the outside air due to the more constant ground temperature, but it should not be excessively different as you describe. Its possible that the ducts are poorly sealed, allowing air to escape, or that they were inadequately insulated.To check, go under the house when the HVAC system is running and feel along the ducts for air leakage. Also, look for discoloration of the insulation or rusting of the ducts that could indicate a leak. Pay particular attention to the joints in pipes and where runs of ducts meet in case a pipe has become disconnected. Repair any leaks using duct mastic or metallic duct tape rather than standard cloth tape. You can also have a HVAC professional run a pressurized test of the system to check for leaks.If your ducts are inadequately insulated, you may see condensation forming on the outside of the ductwork during the summer when humidity is high and the air conditioner is running. Poor insulation can not only increase your utility bill in winter and summer by up to 30%, but it may cause excess moisture in the crawlspace which can led to mold. According to the U.S. Dept. of Energy, ducts in unheated spaces should be insulated to an R-value of R-4 to R-8 in warmer parts of the country, and an R-6 to R-11 in colder climates.Another possibility is that your floor may need insulating. If so, install batts of fiberglass insulation between the joists in the crawlspace with the paper vapor barrier facing up toward the living area and hold it in place with support wires. For more on insulating under a house, see our episode on the Scariest Utility Bill. Smartphone leaks — tech leaks, in general — are the worst. Theyve become so commonplace, so abundant, that they all but ruin what fun there was in anticipating new announcements and product reveals.Smartphone leaks — tech leaks, in general — are the best. Theyve become so commonplace, so abundant, that we dont have to wait and wonder what the next iPhone or Galaxy will look like – we can paint a clear enough picture almost as soon as the current model is hits store shelves.This is the duality of tech leaks in their current state.Its gotten (way) out of hand Hands-on photos of the Samsung Galaxy S10 and S10 PlusTech leaks are nothing new, theyve always been around. Its just that, in recent years, the proverbial floodgates have opened so wide, that the (now torrential) flow of preliminary information has gotten overwhelming to the point that it is simply ruining the fun of anticipating new tech.To put things into perspective, my colleague Rado recounts a certain comical episode with the iPhone 4 in this 2018 editorial. Tl;dr – things were so different back in 2010, that in order for a new iPhone model to leak, someone had to have gotten blind drunk. Nowadays, companies are willingly leaking their own products.Heck, last year, close to two months ahead of the launch of the Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL, the guys from Rozetked got their hands on a misplaced Pixel 3 XL, which then they proceeded to show to the world in full detail.But thats not the problem. Thats what you do when you get your hands on a hot device a month ahead of its reveal. The problem is having it to begin with.Cant live with em, cant live without em Samsung Galaxy Note 8 render vs final productTech leaks have always been around and they can actually be helpful in predicting where things are going. Bits of information here and there can be exciting to examine and analyze. However, when phones start leaking in full months ahead of release, and then leak countless times more, it could be total a buzzkill.Leaks have become such an integral part of the tech news stream, that they are impossible to get away from (believe us, wed know). But thats just the way things are – in a world of instant gratification, leaks answer questions you didnt even know you had.The upcoming Samsung Galaxy S10 is a great example. The first leaks and rumors started literal days after the launch of the Galaxy S9. For months weve known what the S10 is going to look like, including the exact dimensions of the regular and Plus models. Just yesterday, real hands-on photos of both the Samsung Galaxy S10 and S10 Plus leaked online, showing the two from all angles.Knowing exactly what Samsung is going to show next month almost makes me want to skip the Unpacked event altogether. Whats the point, after all, when the surprise of the event is a surprise no more? Left – Google Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL renders, dated May 2018Right – Final product revealed in OctoberAt this point, theres no going back. Once something slips through the cracks, its going to spread online (or otherwise). Whats different now, is that a whole lot more seems to be slipping through the proverbial cracks than ever before. Theres an ever-expanding society of leakers online, who are getting increasingly proficient at obtaining credible information about upcoming tech way, way ahead of any official word on the matter. Heck, we also have a community-driven platform, dedicated solely to tech leaks, which has also been quite prolific.Dont get me wrong, Im not bashing any of the leakers, they are just the messengers. I myself am no stranger to making phone renders based on leaks from guys like Evan Blass (@evleaks) and Steve H. (@OnLeaks). I just wish that the influx of information would abate further up the ladder. I just want to experience the excitement of watching a new device reveal without knowing exactly what to expect. Alas, we all know that theres no going back at this point.
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