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That’s not how it worked. Past tense!
That’s not how it worked. Past tense!
It’s significantly worse if your house is humid, and dehumidifiers increase the heat, but they’re still worth it
Fun fact: the reason air conditioners are called “conditioners” instead of “coolers” is that they were originally designed for dehumidification.
WARNING: NOT FOR USE IN HIGH HUMIDTY.
Adding more water to an already hot and humid situation risks a Wet Bulb.
If the water coming out of your cold tap is cool (which it should be, since pipes are typically underground), then I think maybe it would still work because you could refresh the t-shirt with colder water occasionally. It’s just less than ideal compared to doing it in a dry climate.
Trump did more than that; he advocated for simply seizing guns without due process. He’s worse than Biden from a second amendment perspective, not equal!
Why the fuck would a hardcore second amendment voter ever consider supporting Donald “take the guns first” Trump, though‽
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You know, everyone hates that guy, but he was the only reasonable person in that movie.
Much like the EPA!
They built back-pack carried laser weapons capable of annihilating a city block with an errant crossing of the streams.
Those were “unlicensed nuclear accelerators” – way worse than mere lasers.
Yes, it’s true: since the ruling, the EPA has no dick.
NO, NO2 (or collectively, NOx) - air pollutants
N2O - anaesthetic
Just in case anyone was wondering about the specific minutiae this ruling requires non-subject-matter-expert judges to take on.
Don’t forget to think about how to keep the salt air from corroding the electronics. Either build a spare or two that you keep sealed in plastic, or find an airtight case with an integrated heat sink or something.
Edit: you might want to look into conformal coating and dielectric grease (for the connectors) as well, although I don’t know enough about that to competently give advice beyond the mere suggestion.
Honestly, not really. He’s got way too many r/rimjob_steve moments for me to believe trolling is his goal most of the time. (Obviously right now he’s trolling though, of course.)
I think the good ol’ Alt-Right Playbook can shed some light on that one.
I linked to the specific part of the video that explains the particular point I want to make, but I recommend watching from the beginning anyway. Also, the extra-short TL;DR is basically that the Democratic party is structurally predisposed to continually give the benefit of the doubt and assume good faith, even when it is not only blatantly undeserved but also being actively exploited by their opponents.
Is he ducking out to delay the decision on Trump’s presidential immunity case?
Fuck that! If he’s absent, the Court should simply be required to decide the case without him.
Heck, if HA knew for certain it was a workday, it could boot the laptop for me…hmmm. Maybe something to think about for the future.
I’ve been meaning to look into how to integrate HA with a NextCloud CalDAV server or something, because I have a lot of ideas for automations that would be best triggered by calendar events (e.g. ringing an alarm [get ready time] + [travel time] before [appointment]).
Who gives a shit what the perp thinks? Report on the investigation itself, not some fuckwad’s reaction to it.
This bullshit is just a way for Newsweek to inject spin without making it seem like an editorial.
“Starting?”
Honestly, they were inviting that one upon themselves.
“A good thing” is too strong a statement, but I could agree with “not worse than the status quo.”
“All right, but apart from the sanitation, the medicine, education, wine, public order, irrigation, roads, a fresh water system, and public health, what have the Romans ever done for us?”