You can definitely use outside air for the AC.
The people affected by Helene aren't in hurricane territory
Capsaicin is a fungicide, which is extremely useful in the environments where spicy peppers grow.
Assuming you're just trying to add kernel arguments, you can use the rpm-ostree kargs command: https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/fedora-coreos/kernel-args/#_modifying_kernel_arguments_on_existing_systems
Reminder that gallons in the US are different than the UK. 51 UK MPG ≈ 42.5 US MPG.
it's huge but still somehow doesn't really seem to have much space for passengers or cargo at the same time
So like all modern pickup trucks?
Also increases baseline allowance, which will be super useful since my "portable" AC has been eating so much power this month.
The San Francisco Bay Area is having the hottest and longest heat wave of the year right now. I hate it. October shouldn't be so hot. 90% of residences in SF don't even have AC because it was almost never necessary 20 years ago.
No, it just means people can't buy it anymore
Technically, the SSN is not and was never supposed to be used for identification.
It's already being worked on: https://fortune.com/2023/11/30/lucid-dream-startup-prophetic-headset-prepare-meetings-while-sleeping/
All of my friends (who are all in their late 20s) play Wordle, so I don't know how accurate that is.
Romani people are Indo-Aryan, more closely related to modern day Indian people than Europeans. They typically have darker skin than Europeans as well. It's not really an American concept either; I've generally seen a lot more anti-Romani sentiment in Europe than the US.
It was partial meltdown and the failsafe worked. No one was injured or had their health negatively affected by the incident. The worst nuclear disaster still had less negative effects than even a single modern coal plant does.