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Vox Nihili posted:Yeah it actually did happen, on Reddit no less. It's impressive how well run /r/place was and how beautiful was the result  Very nerdy, but nothing horrible that I can see, except the failed attempt to spread a black spot, and a "Kekistan" flag almost completely erased by a rainbow flag. The reason there are so many flags/subreddit banners in the first place is that each user only got very few pixels a day, so large groups had to organize to make a recognizable drawing: the result is basically a world map of Reddit, each drawing's size reflecting the "brain share" of a community or interest. Look at how little territory nazis ("Kekistan" flag) and nihilistic trolls (black spot) held, and the sheer amount of people who worked together to make silly pixel art Maybe the internet wasn't a complete mistake? hackbunny has issued a correction as of 17:13 on Oct 9, 2017 |
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MonsieurChoc posted:France uses Celsius like a normal country. Farenheit is better for talking about weather
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Guy Goodbody posted:Farenheit is better for talking about weather You don't use it because it's better
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Guy Goodbody posted:Farenheit is better for talking about weather 
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Guy Goodbody posted:Farenheit is better for talking about weather It's not, though.
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MonsieurChoc posted:It's not, though. It absolutely is. It gives you a much higher granularity when talking about the temperatures people normally experience.
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 , the cop that loves to gently caress.
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Guy Goodbody posted:It absolutely is. It gives you a much higher granularity when talking about the temperatures people normally experience.
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I agree that meters are better than feet and, i dunno, drams or whatever are better than gallons. But Fahrenheit is better than Celsius. People say that Celsius is better because water boiling at 100 degrees is easier to remember than water boiling at whatever water boils at in Fahrenheit. As if that matters. As if you hear the weather report and think "oh dear, that's only 60 degrees away from boiling away the pond!Doctor Spaceman posted:you can use decimals (which you're going to be using anyway for things like body temperature where that level of precision actually matters) Fahrenheit also can do decimals.
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there's literally no difference between fahrenheit and celsius when talking about the weather, you dweebs. whatever you're used to is going to be best
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Guy Goodbody posted:Fahrenheit also can do decimals. 
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Metric is way cooler Everything lines up
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Kelvin at least measures something, pls stick to Kelvin
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Did homes county burn after this was published
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Doctor Spaceman posted:yeah it's like there's no serious difference between the two for every day use Fahrenheit allows for much greater precision before the use of decimals. Face it, that makes Fahrenheit the superior system for weather, medicine, cooking, everything people actually regularly measure temperate for. If you're doing science stuff, you use Kelvin. All that Celsius has going for it is that 0 is water freezing and 100 is water boiling. How is that a positive? Who cares that much about the state of water?
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Kurt's epic quest for hentai.swf
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I can never say I like Rick and Morty again.
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hackbunny posted:You don't use it because it's better We use it because we're number 1 
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Pener Kropoopkin posted:I can never say I like Rick and Morty again. c'mon, you gonna give up tentacle porn too just because self ownenwald likes it? be your own man
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stop stealing memes from twitter which were stolen from reddit, hamprince also probate that revisionist poo poo
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Darkman Fanpage posted:stop stealing memes from twitter which were stolen from reddit, hamprince Communism is clearly the winner though.
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Darkman Fanpage posted:stop stealing memes from twitter which were stolen from reddit, hamprince property is theft comrade
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Guy Goodbody posted:Fahrenheit allows for much greater precision before the use of decimals. Face it, that makes Fahrenheit the superior system for weather, medicine, cooking, everything people actually regularly measure temperate for. If you're doing science stuff, you use Kelvin. All that Celsius has going for it is that 0 is water freezing and 100 is water boiling. How is that a positive? Who cares that much about the state of water? It's an easy to remember point of reference, which Farhenheit doesn't have. Is 69 high or low temperature? I have no clue! With Celsius, 0 is when you see ice and snow start appearing because that's what the freeze point of water is. So everything else follows from that. 20's a good temperature, 30 is hot and 40 is I'm not living there ever hot. 10 starts getting a bit chilly, 0 is cold and -40 is what used to happen in January before global warming kicked in.
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thanks for cataloging ur journey
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MonsieurChoc posted:It's an easy to remember point of reference, which Farhenheit doesn't have. Is 69 high or low temperature? I have no clue! With Celsius, 0 is when you see ice and snow start appearing because that's what the freeze point of water is. So everything else follows from that. 20's a good temperature, 30 is hot and 40 is I'm not living there ever hot. 10 starts getting a bit chilly, 0 is cold and -40 is what used to happen in January before global warming kicked in. The freezing point of Fahrenheit is 32 degrees. It's not a difficult to remember point of reference because you live through the freaking weather. 69 is chilly, and you know it because you've lived it. The only reason it seems weird to you is because you don't use it day to day, but there's nothing about it that's inherently inferior as a lived system of measurement.
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MonsieurChoc posted:It's an easy to remember point of reference, which Farhenheit doesn't have. Is 69 high or low temperature? I have no clue! With Celsius, 0 is when you see ice and snow start appearing because that's what the freeze point of water is. So everything else follows from that. 20's a good temperature, 30 is hot and 40 is I'm not living there ever hot. 10 starts getting a bit chilly, 0 is cold and -40 is what used to happen in January before global warming kicked in. what no 0-30 cold 40-50 chilly 60-70 comfortable 80-90 warm 100 hot 110 hot as gently caress cmon son
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Guy Goodbody posted:I agree that meters are better than feet and, i dunno, drams or whatever are better than gallons. But Fahrenheit is better than Celsius. People say that Celsius is better because water boiling at 100 degrees is easier to remember than water boiling at whatever water boils at in Fahrenheit. As if that matters. As if you hear the weather report and think "oh dear, that's only 60 degrees away from boiling away the pond! 0 is when you get ice outside you idiot. you loving moron
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MonsieurChoc posted:20's a good temperature, 30 is hot and 40 is I'm not living there ever hot. lmao listen to yourself
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kelvin is the only rational temperature scale
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Foreigners made their temperatures wrong as a joke, nobody actually knows what a thermometer means over there without looking at the European Union handbook - a genius man
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