Air from room is cooled and that same air is blown back into the room after being cooled.

Air from outside is pulled into AC (does not go into room), gets the heat from the air in the room, then is blown out as exhaust.

If you aren’t sure, look for a diagram or in-depth explanation.

Jesus…

A shit in the victim’s head? That’s rough.

Outside air. If you are using AC, the intake probably isn’t cold. But: air in => heated up by the AC => sent out.

2 hoses in the window that connect to the back of the AC unit.

The air that is brought in from outside via the intake hose is the same air that is heated and then ejected through the exhaust hose.

In theory, it shouldn’t cause a change in pressure.

Also: if a big box store with high ceilings is going to cool the entire building to 68F, I’m not going to fret over cooling my modestly-sized home.

Dual-hose portable ACs avoid the vacuum problem. You just need to have good sealing around the intake and exhaust hoses.

I consider these superior to central air due to its ability for zone control.

Stretch it out. Caramello

Hey, try not to slay any demons on the way through the parking lot!

Does 1 hit cause damage to all the ships in the stack that occupy the hit space? Or does only the top-most ship take the damage such that the top ships shield the bottom ones?

Constitutional

I think Constitution is their dump stat

Convergent evolution

Introducing the new Apple AirPort

🎵 Pave paradise

🎵 And put up a parking lot

And that is a good example of a false cognate

In a row?

That housing is more than my total expenses for everything.

People that glaze zipper merging are ignoring that the real issue is the bottleneck caused by the lane reduction.

gayfluid

That’s an interesting word