Takumidesh

There is a concept called prior art in patent law. Prior art is information about the invention that exists before filing, it can both help secure a patent as well as prevent someone filing a patent for someone else's existing invention.

Trash disposal isn't free, yea the dog poop is probably a negligent amount, but most people have to explicitly pay for trash disposal, and so filling up other people's trash cans can either cause an additional financial burden on them, or mean that they can't effectively dispose of all of their trash.

It looks like in your case, each unit gets a can assigned to it, and service fees and replacements cost the individual directly, additionally, there are fines for trash violations, so having other people put unknown trash in your bins can result in a direct financial burden. I think it's pretty reasonable to be relatively protective over your trash bin if you are the one that has to pay for service, replacements, and fees.

I struggle with trig because it's a lot of memorization. The fundamentals are pretty easy, but I never remember the unit circle and I never remember all of the identities.

Plans? No, threats.

Yes it's odds that you will like the movie going in.

Besides, aggregate scores are hard to work with.

The best thing you can do, when dealing with critics imo, is to find a critic with similar sensibilities to you, and then figure out the things they like.

If a critic hates car chases and you love them, it doesn't matter what the score is, because you can see them score it low for car chases and use that information. What matters more than score with critics is consistency.

That's a valid email 🤷

I like graffiti. Every city I visit without it feels soulless.

If it was an economic issue, why did they vote for the person who has an explicit plan to enact inflation driving tariffs?

Care to provide some context? I've never heard of Google permanently disabling pixel phones.

Reddit was like that 15 years ago.

No it's not at all.

It's literally an aluminum sheet, it will slice your hand open.

One of the most common uses is when you remove something like a fairing or a panel, to access something else, when you put the panel back on there are gaps between them. They are not structural, but it does hurt the aerodynamics of the plane, affecting the fuel mileage and cosmetics.

The solution is sealant in the panel gaps, this helps prevent moisture from seeping, and improves aerodynamics.

The issue is that the sealant takes a long time to cure properly, and when it isn't fully cured, it will splatter everywhere (I've seen this happen). A common scenario as an example is, putting the final panels back on after an inspection, it's nighttime in the winter, the sealant isn't curing, instead of the plane sitting idle for 48 hours while sealant cures, you can just put speed tape over it, the tape holds the sealant in place while it cures and then mechanics can take the tape of after it's fully cured.

Yup, it's just aluminum foil with an adhesive.

Worked in an mro so mostly was removing speed tape, but occasionally we would send a bird out of a heavy check with speed tape on.