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Beldin27 июл., 19:02Is it? I am aware of several ac using that us C that have decimal options. Being able to control the temperature seems to be the point, right?
Beldin27 июл., 18:50Thank you, I couldn't help finding the one(1) article that it is actually funny on.
Beldin27 июл., 18:48Sure. I was just cleaning the above commenter's point. My point is that it's better to use F with adjusting temperature without the use of decimals.
Beldin27 июл., 18:42I think they mean more of "20 sounds low, so cold," and "90 sounds high, so hot" is intuitive, more so than 40 being blisteringly hot and 10 being cold. But again, with F, you don't need to use decimals, where you do with C. So idk, bud.
Beldin27 июл., 18:33Other than 'it 's my strong hand,' I do not recall much of 2 having many laughs. "Do you remember the basketball drug commercial?"
Beldin27 июл., 18:28I just like that the distance between any two F degrees is smaller, so the temperature gradient is more subtle
Beldin27 июл., 18:27Not sure if you're a David Lynch fan, but Mulholland Drive (2001) is just phenomenal.
⟳ Репост от BeldinThe Tennessee Holler27 июл., 17:33Hey Michigan folks — it kinda seems like this should matter