Joking aside, you're talking absolute fucking rubbish. Does the volume of a gas go negative? Because if I plug a Celsius temperature into the ideal gas law it looks like it does. What about batteries, do they change polarity if you cool them enough?
I doubt any aircon system is even close to being accurate to a tenth of a degree. Even if the thermostat itself is, it's only measuring the temperature of a thimbleful of air; the temperature across the room - not to mention up and down it - is going to vary by much more than that.
tl;dr "Fahrenheit has more precision" is bollocks.
Rubbish. They had a non-aggression pact, which is basically a truce in a war that hasn't started yet. They were ideologically poles apart (excuse pun) and neither trusted the other further than he could throw him.
And it's amazing how many think foreign trade is some kind of gift that the US is giving to the world. I've called a few out on it but it gets tedious after a while.
I used to work with a guy who stuck them to the side of his monitor. Over time there were so many I reckoned the thing was ready to tip over. And that was before those fancy-pants flatscreen jobbies too.
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Dividing by 0x10 is better, because it only involves moving the hexadecimal point.
Your reasoning is circular. Dividing by $Base is easy for any value of $Base.
So it's not superior, it's just better?
Nah, Fortran.
Joking aside, you're talking absolute fucking rubbish. Does the volume of a gas go negative? Because if I plug a Celsius temperature into the ideal gas law it looks like it does. What about batteries, do they change polarity if you cool them enough?
I doubt any aircon system is even close to being accurate to a tenth of a degree. Even if the thermostat itself is, it's only measuring the temperature of a thimbleful of air; the temperature across the room - not to mention up and down it - is going to vary by much more than that.
tl;dr "Fahrenheit has more precision" is bollocks.
Rubbish. They had a non-aggression pact, which is basically a truce in a war that hasn't started yet. They were ideologically poles apart (excuse pun) and neither trusted the other further than he could throw him.
Well, one.
Right. It's words that really matter, not marching boots.
You wouldn't happen to be a lawyer, would you?
Oh man, looks like the chips are down!
They sell Crisco routers and Sonny televisions.
A proper pint weighs a pound and a quarter.
The frogs were jealous because England got the prime meridian. Seriously.
Found the German!
If you burn things you quite often get carcinogens. I think I'd rather take my chances with the labels.
Mine used to do that. Don't worry, by the time they're 14 or so they'll grow out of it.
Mind your head, I'm dropping a new shovel down. Looks like you've worn that one out.
And it's amazing how many think foreign trade is some kind of gift that the US is giving to the world. I've called a few out on it but it gets tedious after a while.
I said so during the election. It's not like the army either.
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Somewhere in Hollywood, at this very second, someone is looking at your list and saying "You know, that one might work".
So do I, but the funny walk plays havoc with my knees.
Found the person from Morganville!
Denver is always high up. Phoenix isn't always so hot.
You made that up. Stop lying.
The quality of the fruit already exists before the label is attached, so what you suggest is impossible.
I used to work with a guy who stuck them to the side of his monitor. Over time there were so many I reckoned the thing was ready to tip over. And that was before those fancy-pants flatscreen jobbies too.
Correlation? More like a tautology.
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