Literally from the sky as well

No, you are giving them extra work since they have to reinstall Windows on them again

Obviously their science grands only paid for SATA hard drives and a 150kbps network bandwidth.

Lazy bastards

Your business also relies on licenses I bet.

Owned by the same person. So you hit the same person.

All of it could have been avoided if that same person paid their fines instead of playing the crying rich baby.

Yeah, I’m not going to listen to multiple hours of podcast just to answer such a simple question that frankly isn’t even important to people outside of the US.

How about you tell us the summary instead?

But … but why?

But it is not about originality.

People watch the Olympics to see peak humans perform amazing feats of athleticism. It is a competition of the ages spread over all countries.

If someone performs something every regular person would be capable of, especially on purpose, it mocks the sport and the Olympic competition in general.

With the amount of physical activity needed, it can hardly be seen as a sport, let alone an Olympic one.

The only one vying for babies to be abortable at 9 months is this god fellow in the form of miscarriages.

You get to enjoy the story in its fullest without forced breaks that get you out of it.

And you get to do cool stuff without having to worry about failing and having to start over.

Having to do the same thing over and over until you beat it is incredibly boring.

That is the point of an easy difficulty. It is fun and quick.

…vicious as well

It’s nonsense because it is boring and generic.

You could have just not read it and it wouldn’t change a thing.

Because 0° is the minimum a body is supposed to endure according to the tweet, and 100° is the maximum a body should endure.

So the ideal temperature should be right in the middle.

But it isn’t, so Fahrenheit isn’t “how people feel”.

If you’d say it is 100F outside, I wouldn’t know what you mean because I have no concept of Fahrenheit. Is 100F actually hot? What is that in Celsius? Do you mean hot as in “better to wear light clothes” or “Do not set a foot outside or you will melt”?

What does it mean “as hot as a normal person can really tolerate”? What about a abnormal person?

It gives nothing of information. Just a rough indication of what it might be. Which isn’t useful at all.

0F is 100% cold, and 100F is 100% hot.

So 50% is perfect temperature, no?

Strange, because it is bullshit.

Fahrenheit isn’t how people feel, otherwise 50° would be perfect temperature.

You Americans are just used to thinking in Fahrenheit, that is why you think it is how humans feel. As a European, I “feel” in Celsius.

Fahrenheit is what that one German town’s lowest air temperature measured back in 1708.

If fahrenheit was what humans felt, then 50° would be room temperature.