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incompatible hardware :(iphone8)

nope. can't really see those stats on alphaama… you can be seen that on nostr.band: https://nostr.band/ though not sure how accurate those numbers are..

lfg

no idea

In this case I meant Celsius and not the metric system. I think Celsius is a better system than Fahrenheit for temperature. I do prefer the metric system overall but i also like some characteristics of imperial, just not for everyday use.

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it's not human scale, it's a scale from a human. one dude came up with and a single country uses it. in all fairness, it was created before Celsius and I applaud the effort, but the metric system is superior and yes, the relation to water makes sense as it is easily reproducible by anyone else under normal conditions

i don't really know why but I never liked F°. i don't have such issues with miles or inches or pounds or whatever else…

I've been all over this stuff for a while, it's a huge rabbit hole. I'm glad more are taking interest.. some worthy stuff to check: very weird relations on ancient sites all over the world: https://grahamhancock.com/alisonj1/ the BAM series starts with old sites then focuses on the Barabar Caves in India which are IMO the most incredible structures found to date: BAM 1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1QX5cHUsNSY BAM 2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HmJerr3-PTE this guy interviews most of the people on the space if you want this format: https://www.youtube.com/@MattBeallLimitless

that's precision and everyone can understand that 21.5 is just a little less than 22.. "oh no, it's too difficult to use decimals, let's make up some numbers that add to nothing! 60 is too cold, make it 82 then!".