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I go online to check when the snow will stop so I can begin shoveling, and AccuWeather's website shows temps in the negative for today and pretty much all of the 10 day forecast. I know it's cold but it's not THAT cold, so I paid a little more attention and it looks like on desktop now their website defaults to showing the temperature in degrees centigrade instead of Freedomheit.

The fuck is this boolshit?

Farenheit is by far the better temperature gauge, offering the highest fidelity for temperatures normally occupied by humans, now we have to re-calibrate for this metric crap?

Juice's Lecture Notes wrote:

It's showing up Fahrenheit for me (and says the snow will end in about an hour). Maybe there's a switch you have to toggle to get it back to normal.

Curious Hair wrote:

Juice's Lecture Notes wrote:

It's showing up Fahrenheit for me (and says the snow will end in about an hour). Maybe there's a switch you have to toggle to get it back to normal.

I found that and changed it back to the proper measurement units, but I don't recall ever changing the settings in the first place. It's a psyop.

Maybe go to a local community college and take a class on using a computer.

Juice's Lecture Notes wrote:

Curious Hair wrote:

Juice's Lecture Notes wrote:

It's showing up Fahrenheit for me (and says the snow will end in about an hour). Maybe there's a switch you have to toggle to get it back to normal.

I found that and changed it back to the proper measurement units, but I don't recall ever changing the settings in the first place. It's a psyop.

Zippy-The-Pinhead wrote:

Juice's Lecture Notes wrote:

Curious Hair wrote:

Juice's Lecture Notes wrote:

It's showing up Fahrenheit for me (and says the snow will end in about an hour). Maybe there's a switch you have to toggle to get it back to normal.

I found that and changed it back to the proper measurement units, but I don't recall ever changing the settings in the first place. It's a psyop.

I changed no settings. THEY decided on inferior, pansy units.

Curious Hair wrote:

Juice's Lecture Notes wrote:

It's showing up Fahrenheit for me (and says the snow will end in about an hour). Maybe there's a switch you have to toggle to get it back to normal.

I found that and changed it back to the proper measurement units, but I don't recall ever changing the settings in the first place. It's a psyop.

Juice's Lecture Notes wrote:

Curious Hair wrote:

Juice's Lecture Notes wrote:

It's showing up Fahrenheit for me (and says the snow will end in about an hour). Maybe there's a switch you have to toggle to get it back to normal.

I found that and changed it back to the proper measurement units, but I don't recall ever changing the settings in the first place. It's a psyop.

I've always said Accuweather doesn't have a repeatable temperature gauge.

Nardi wrote:

Juice's Lecture Notes wrote:

Curious Hair wrote:

Juice's Lecture Notes wrote:

It's showing up Fahrenheit for me (and says the snow will end in about an hour). Maybe there's a switch you have to toggle to get it back to normal.

I found that and changed it back to the proper measurement units, but I don't recall ever changing the settings in the first place. It's a psyop.

I've always said Accuweather doesn't have a repeatable temperature gauge.

I knew you could understand it. Leave the forced obtuseness to Brick.

Juice's Lecture Notes wrote:

Nardi wrote:

Juice's Lecture Notes wrote:

Curious Hair wrote:

Juice's Lecture Notes wrote:

It's showing up Fahrenheit for me (and says the snow will end in about an hour). Maybe there's a switch you have to toggle to get it back to normal.

I found that and changed it back to the proper measurement units, but I don't recall ever changing the settings in the first place. It's a psyop.

I've always said Accuweather doesn't have a repeatable temperature gauge.

I knew you could understand it. Leave the forced obtuseness to Brick.

Ok, I will. So here goes:
Sorry, still don't understand it. I know of repeatable motion(baseball) which generally relates to accuracy but 'talent' I'm unaware of as it seems quite a broad term. It seems to me(I speak only for me) very unspecific, which in sports terms, is worthless. From my current POV, Tyson Bagent has repeatable arm talent.

I've asked what it means a few times and was mocked. So I mocked. That's the game, isn't it?

How many threads can you make about not understanding a very understandable term?

Juice's Lecture Notes wrote:

How many threads can you make about not understanding a very understandable term?

I'll just take that as I'm right. It's an unspecific worthless phrase that "dumb people use to seem smart".

DEI programmers no doubt.

Author:	Juice's Lecture Notes [ Fri Jan 10, 2025 3:23 pm ]
Post subject:	AccuWeather goes Centigrade
I go online to check when the snow will stop so I can begin shoveling, and AccuWeather's website shows temps in the negative for today and pretty much all of the 10 day forecast. I know it's cold but it's not THAT cold, so I paid a little more attention and it looks like on desktop now their website defaults to showing the temperature in degrees centigrade instead of Freedomheit. The fuck is this boolshit? Farenheit is by far the better temperature gauge, offering the highest fidelity for temperatures normally occupied by humans, now we have to re-calibrate for this metric crap?

Author:	SpiralStairs [ Fri Jan 10, 2025 3:41 pm ]
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DEI programmers no doubt.

Author:	Curious Hair [ Fri Jan 10, 2025 4:06 pm ]
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Juice's Lecture Notes wrote: I go online to check when the snow will stop so I can begin shoveling, and AccuWeather's website shows temps in the negative for today and pretty much all of the 10 day forecast. I know it's cold but it's not THAT cold, so I paid a little more attention and it looks like on desktop now their website defaults to showing the temperature in degrees centigrade instead of Freedomheit. The fuck is this boolshit? Farenheit is by far the better temperature gauge, offering the highest fidelity for temperatures normally occupied by humans, now we have to re-calibrate for this metric crap? It's showing up Fahrenheit for me (and says the snow will end in about an hour). Maybe there's a switch you have to toggle to get it back to normal.

Author:	W_Z [ Fri Jan 10, 2025 4:33 pm ]
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What’s all this, then?

Author:	KDdidit [ Fri Jan 10, 2025 4:37 pm ]
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I only use Kelvin

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Author:	Zippy-The-Pinhead [ Fri Jan 10, 2025 4:56 pm ]
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Juice's Lecture Notes wrote: Curious Hair wrote: Juice's Lecture Notes wrote: I go online to check when the snow will stop so I can begin shoveling, and AccuWeather's website shows temps in the negative for today and pretty much all of the 10 day forecast. I know it's cold but it's not THAT cold, so I paid a little more attention and it looks like on desktop now their website defaults to showing the temperature in degrees centigrade instead of Freedomheit. The fuck is this boolshit? Farenheit is by far the better temperature gauge, offering the highest fidelity for temperatures normally occupied by humans, now we have to re-calibrate for this metric crap? It's showing up Fahrenheit for me (and says the snow will end in about an hour). Maybe there's a switch you have to toggle to get it back to normal. I found that and changed it back to the proper measurement units, but I don't recall ever changing the settings in the first place. It's a psyop.

Author:	Brick [ Fri Jan 10, 2025 5:07 pm ]
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Maybe go to a local community college and take a class on using a computer.

Author:	a retard [ Fri Jan 10, 2025 5:10 pm ]
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Can you use this to argue that in their rookie seasons Caleb had to deal with colder temperatures than Justin?

Author:	Nardi [ Fri Jan 10, 2025 6:31 pm ]
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Juice's Lecture Notes wrote: Curious Hair wrote: Juice's Lecture Notes wrote: I go online to check when the snow will stop so I can begin shoveling, and AccuWeather's website shows temps in the negative for today and pretty much all of the 10 day forecast. I know it's cold but it's not THAT cold, so I paid a little more attention and it looks like on desktop now their website defaults to showing the temperature in degrees centigrade instead of Freedomheit. The fuck is this boolshit? Farenheit is by far the better temperature gauge, offering the highest fidelity for temperatures normally occupied by humans, now we have to re-calibrate for this metric crap? It's showing up Fahrenheit for me (and says the snow will end in about an hour). Maybe there's a switch you have to toggle to get it back to normal. I found that and changed it back to the proper measurement units, but I don't recall ever changing the settings in the first place. It's a psyop. I've always said Accuweather doesn't have a repeatable temperature gauge.

Author:	Darkside [ Fri Jan 10, 2025 8:54 pm ]
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Fucking Canada, man.

Author:	This Ends in Antioch [ Fri Jan 10, 2025 9:51 pm ]
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Trump should get on this asap.

Author:	a retard [ Sat Jan 11, 2025 9:07 am ]
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MANY here have trouble enough embedding tweets. So I get how this could flummox some.

Author:	Brick [ Sat Jan 11, 2025 9:08 am ]
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Does anyone even know what a hectare is?

Author:	Juice's Lecture Notes [ Sat Jan 11, 2025 10:31 am ]
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Nardi wrote: Juice's Lecture Notes wrote: Curious Hair wrote: Juice's Lecture Notes wrote: I go online to check when the snow will stop so I can begin shoveling, and AccuWeather's website shows temps in the negative for today and pretty much all of the 10 day forecast. I know it's cold but it's not THAT cold, so I paid a little more attention and it looks like on desktop now their website defaults to showing the temperature in degrees centigrade instead of Freedomheit. The fuck is this boolshit? Farenheit is by far the better temperature gauge, offering the highest fidelity for temperatures normally occupied by humans, now we have to re-calibrate for this metric crap? It's showing up Fahrenheit for me (and says the snow will end in about an hour). Maybe there's a switch you have to toggle to get it back to normal. I found that and changed it back to the proper measurement units, but I don't recall ever changing the settings in the first place. It's a psyop. I've always said Accuweather doesn't have a repeatable temperature gauge. I knew you could understand it. Leave the forced obtuseness to Brick.

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Author:	Nardi [ Sat Jan 11, 2025 12:00 pm ]
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Juice's Lecture Notes wrote: Nardi wrote: Juice's Lecture Notes wrote: Curious Hair wrote: Juice's Lecture Notes wrote: I go online to check when the snow will stop so I can begin shoveling, and AccuWeather's website shows temps in the negative for today and pretty much all of the 10 day forecast. I know it's cold but it's not THAT cold, so I paid a little more attention and it looks like on desktop now their website defaults to showing the temperature in degrees centigrade instead of Freedomheit. The fuck is this boolshit? Farenheit is by far the better temperature gauge, offering the highest fidelity for temperatures normally occupied by humans, now we have to re-calibrate for this metric crap? It's showing up Fahrenheit for me (and says the snow will end in about an hour). Maybe there's a switch you have to toggle to get it back to normal. I found that and changed it back to the proper measurement units, but I don't recall ever changing the settings in the first place. It's a psyop. I've always said Accuweather doesn't have a repeatable temperature gauge. I knew you could understand it. Leave the forced obtuseness to Brick. Ok, I will. So here goes: Sorry, still don't understand it. I know of repeatable motion(baseball) which generally relates to accuracy but 'talent' I'm unaware of as it seems quite a broad term. It seems to me(I speak only for me) very unspecific, which in sports terms, is worthless. From my current POV, Tyson Bagent has repeatable arm talent. I've asked what it means a few times and was mocked. So I mocked. That's the game, isn't it?

Author:	Nardi [ Sat Jan 11, 2025 2:06 pm ]
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Juice's Lecture Notes wrote: How many threads can you make about not understanding a very understandable term? I'll just take that as I'm right. It's an unspecific worthless phrase that "dumb people use to seem smart".

Author:	KDdidit [ Sat Jan 11, 2025 2:54 pm ]
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https://weatherstar.netbymatt.com/ I use this 80s Weather Channel clone

Author:	good dolphin [ Mon Jan 13, 2025 7:27 am ]
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SpiralStairs wrote: DEI programmers no doubt. its as cold as a biological woman's heart