CO2 is 750+ psi at room temperature. A pressed sheet steel can is typically less than 100psi.

If you don’t use a liquid propellant, the pressure will drop a lot as you use it. The effect is worse the fuller the can is.

https://www.justrite.com/understanding-aerosol-propellants

https://science.howstuffworks.com/innovation/everyday-innovations/aerosol-can3.htm

Why do they allow vehicle traffic between the main entrance and the parking lot?

Counterfeit concerns, porch pirates, and also basic manufacturers warranty coverage is simpler in my opinion. I don’t want to deal with cross shipping and email chains and off shore call centers when my gadget dies. I’ll pay a 5% premium for that convenience.

Also shuckable hdds

Have you seen this one?

https://old.reddit.com/r/PublicFreakout/comments/oe7svu/former_astronaut_buzz_aldrin_punching_a/

Not as satisfying as a nazi, but still very good

The six miles of vacuum tubing under the hood will absorb most of the crash energy.

So it’s a soccer ball

I love apt more than I love cinnamon, now scram!

I love cinnamon, now you kids get off my lawn

In a sponsored shill video that also got him roasted. He must have been in 96mph hurry to destroy his youtube career.

https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/internet/marques-brownlee-youtube-mkbhd-apologizes-speeding-controversy-rcna180008

CO2 levels can get too high on new construction, but that’s a 600-1000 ppm increase.

Elevation will have a much larger effect on your body’s O2 availability compared to what humans can deplete.

https://www.ticketclinicgeorgia.com/blog/georgias-slow-poke-law-what-you-need-to-know/

if you’re in the left lane and notice a faster car approaching from behind, you’re legally required to move over to the right lane to let them pass.

Georgia isn’t alone in implementing such regulations. States like Florida, Indiana, New Jersey, and Tennessee have enacted similar “left-lane” laws aimed at preventing drivers from unnecessarily occupying the passing lane.

murilee martin says the same thing

Sugar free ginger ale

Ah I misinterpreted as the most recent email dump. Like you could email back and forth with an avatar of jee

Instead of em dashes, it’s full of extra spaces before and after each period and extra period.

The basic recirculation system is less than $300. Controlling the pump is the only thing you would have to add.

The pump comes with a built-in timer so you could turn the pump off while you sleep but that is not very granular.

A $15 relay plug will handle it no problem. How you control that relay plug is a rabbit hole- you can use the normie apps and their cloud servers crawling your local network but you get voice commands and remote control with very little effort. Or you can set up home assistant and have the pump run every time you turn on the bathroom lights, and when you unplug your phone from overnight charging, and when your phone connects to the house Wi-Fi upon arrival home from work.

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I’ll let the normies keep swift if we can keep gabe

I agree with most comments when applied to Temporarily Embarrassed Millionaires.

I think the ruling class (aka the rock that does not need this cope) needs the threat of homelessness (aka the hard place) to squeeze the proletariat against.

A frustrating realization I had a few years ago- Verizon and AT&T offer ridiculous “trade in value” allowances that are priced in to monthly bill. If you keep a phone longer than 3 years, they are pocketing that money. Find an MVNO, a 13 month old phone, and get off the treadmill.