The hottest temperature recorded was 56.7C and that was in the US back in 1913. So yeah 50 is hot. 40 is hot. 35 with high humidity is hot. 60 is almost food safe.
doingthestuff
joined 2 years ago
Eh, I have lived with both Celsius and Fahrenheit and I far prefer Fahrenheit.
30F isn't even cold. Maybe -30F.
The specs on this are terrible. I wouldn't buy it for $29.
You can tell me it's just the tip but if you don't put a lid on it you're fucked.
I'd do this just to educate people that they don't have any expectation of privacy in public, and I'd go out so ready for violence. When pepper spray isn't enough, there are stronger responses available. You don't just get to demand I abandon the right to record in public. And hell yeah I'll fight for this. The first amendment comes first. So many countries don't actually have freedom of speech, press, religion.
There is no expectation of privacy in public in the US.
Well in the US it's a protected right in public places and if people assault you for it, self defense laws apply.
A friend of mine was a big crypto miner but he was kinda crazy. He died young and I helped his remote family process his estate. They let me take his computer equipment. I got a dozen tired GPUs but my dad has been running his 4k monitor on one of those old 1080tis for about six years now and it's still doing its thing. No one has any info on his crypto accounts, all of that is just lost for now.
Any chance of a bunch of used gpus getting sold off from this?
I get so tired of bikes being brought up every time a car is mentioned. They're not at all an option for me or anyone who lives near me, and millions of others.
I'm very similar. I have even lived in Europe a couple of times. But I don't even try to think in Celsius anymore, I just don't see a benefit and my brain rejects it. 90% of the time when I'm boiling water it's high up on a mountain and it boils below 100C in elevation. Also who cares if the water is 95C or 200F, it's not as hot as I'd like it to be.