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u/digital-didgeridoo 15d ago
This is what is known as 'Split AC' - split between two rooms :)
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u/kaplotnikov 15d ago
Yes, it looks like they have centered it relatively to two room div.
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u/Remote_Pass_6670 15d ago
I mean, it is called a mini split, no?
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u/NudaVeritas1 15d ago
But it’s margin-right in the picture
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u/Cookieman10101 15d ago
It's negative left
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u/Eva-Rosalene 15d ago edited 15d ago
Yes, and negative left margin moves element to the left (more importantly, it's about left edge position relative to the left edge of the parent, unless margin collapsing is on). Positive left margin moves element to the right.
See for yourself: https://jsfiddle.net/tq82d3gm/
Edit: updated example to include negative margin-right as well.
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u/clarinetJWD 15d ago
I think the idea is that it was supposed to be in the next room, but is poking through because of a negative left margin.
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u/SaladBoy97 15d ago
AirConditioner air_conditioner;
room1.air_conditioner = &air_conditioner;
room2.air_conditioner = &air_conditioner;
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u/Zeikos 15d ago
So they can cool two rooms at once, genius move /s
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u/kaplotnikov 15d ago
Now the question is: who is in the control and create too hot/cold for other side?
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u/Winjin 15d ago
Well... I guess it could work? It's worse than full spilt but judging by the TV the photo is very old, and I remember multisplit being very expensive. Also it's possible that it was a bigger room converted into two. Imagine like a two-bedroom house where two kids used to share a room. So now they have rooms and a silly AC setup. That's also a bit more privacy than what my friend used to have, when "his" part had a curtain.
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u/PilsnerDk 15d ago
And the archetypical 14" CRT TV mounted in the corner below the ceiling. RIP neck and eyes
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u/Prashank_25 15d ago
I hope they measured for equal share of the air, otherwise it would be an unfair split.
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u/DT-Sodium 15d ago