Handy temperature conversion scale.Flying Squid@lemmy.worldmod to Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world – 844 points – 3 months ago228Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsShow the parent commentwhich temperature unit requires using decimals?Have you ever stayed in a hotel with the wall thermostat set to C? If so, press the up/down temperature buttons. They'll move by 0.2 or 0.5 usually.many times, and no they don't.Go figure. I guess the hotels I stay at don't exist then. Thanks for the info.Who said that? I'm in Europe, and here all temperature controls I've seen move in 1 degree increments. Maybe it's different in the states.
which temperature unit requires using decimals?Have you ever stayed in a hotel with the wall thermostat set to C? If so, press the up/down temperature buttons. They'll move by 0.2 or 0.5 usually.many times, and no they don't.Go figure. I guess the hotels I stay at don't exist then. Thanks for the info.Who said that? I'm in Europe, and here all temperature controls I've seen move in 1 degree increments. Maybe it's different in the states.
Have you ever stayed in a hotel with the wall thermostat set to C? If so, press the up/down temperature buttons. They'll move by 0.2 or 0.5 usually.many times, and no they don't.Go figure. I guess the hotels I stay at don't exist then. Thanks for the info.Who said that? I'm in Europe, and here all temperature controls I've seen move in 1 degree increments. Maybe it's different in the states.
many times, and no they don't.Go figure. I guess the hotels I stay at don't exist then. Thanks for the info.Who said that? I'm in Europe, and here all temperature controls I've seen move in 1 degree increments. Maybe it's different in the states.
Go figure. I guess the hotels I stay at don't exist then. Thanks for the info.Who said that? I'm in Europe, and here all temperature controls I've seen move in 1 degree increments. Maybe it's different in the states.
Who said that? I'm in Europe, and here all temperature controls I've seen move in 1 degree increments. Maybe it's different in the states.
which temperature unit requires using decimals?
Have you ever stayed in a hotel with the wall thermostat set to C? If so, press the up/down temperature buttons. They'll move by 0.2 or 0.5 usually.
many times, and no they don't.
Go figure. I guess the hotels I stay at don't exist then. Thanks for the info.
Who said that? I'm in Europe, and here all temperature controls I've seen move in 1 degree increments. Maybe it's different in the states.