The arena thing took like 2.5 years start to finish, not a few weeks. Also with how many millions they spent on advertising and paying union guys to sit in city council I’d be shocked if they didn’t actually want to build in Chinatown.

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Huh, I guess he probably did kill a minion in that fiction then. I’ll be.

Why?

The Haitian revolutionary leader killed a little yellow guy wearing overalls?

That is cool as hell!

Probably less bad but I might still be a little squicked out by it. You need to talk to someone smarter than me for a clearer and more insightful answer.

Investing in real estate like that is just making it fractional harder for you to ever buy a house too. You can have investment diversity without a reit in the same way you can have a full meal without french fries.

AI generated image in the article preview so I’m not reading. Look at the keyboard, no arrow keys lmao.

Amazing how the NSA finds every excise to suck possible.

Bro polish your mfing helmet. This is embarrassing. The maidens are laughing at you.

The USPTO already has lower fees for “micro entities” as it calls regular people and small businesses. Still too expensive for regular people and too cheap for mega corps but they do have different fee tiers.

I’m shocked! Shocked! Well, not that shocked.

That is because Philadelphians all drink blood and we’re the inspiration for 13th century vampire myths.

Op, please patent it so no other company can use it for the next 20 years

Hell yeah!

I know you are joking but with how dairy lobbies get subsidies from the gov they kind of are making their own demand.

I mean, air bag inflator are pretty much just explosive devices to begin with, just ones that are calibrated to only make enough of an explosion to fill up an air bag and no more. I can’t think of a more obvious failure mode than exploding too much except for not exploding enough.

Why would I fuck your mom without a profit incentive?

The important thing is that how dry the air feels is based on how much water the air has in it as a percentage of how much it can hold (humidity as a %) and that colder air can hold less water.

Heating air is fairly straightforward. The air starts off cold and moderately humid (1 unit of water but the air can hold 2, meaning 50% humidity, a pleasant amount) and it is then heated up until it can hold much more but doesn’t have any extra water added to it (1 unit of water in the air still but now it can hold 4, giving only 25% humidity, very dry feeling).

AC takes outside air (let’s say 50% humidity with 2 units of water in the air and the air could hold 4) and cools it down, thus reducing the water capacity of it and forcing water to condense out of it (down to 1 unit of water in the air out of 1, with the other unit of water now being condensation dripping out of the system; the air is now at 100% humidity). This cold air then warms up inside your car as it fights with the warm air already in there, and this formerly cool air now has a greater capacity for water without increasing the amount of water in it, leading to a lower humidity (still 1 unit of water in the air, but now warmed up a bit so it can hold 3 units, giving only 33% humidity!).

I hope this makes sense and is helpful