Friday, January 18
Disaster Averted
Today in Sydney it was precisely the melting point of Ice-9*, thus averting global fictitious ocean freezy disaster.
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Today in Sydney it was precisely the melting point of Ice-9*, thus averting global fictitious ocean freezy disaster.
It was also, apparently, precisely the melting point of my network switch, because it did. This proved quite inconvenient.**
Fortunately, we've now had a "cool change" come through. They call it that because it's shorter than "not technically a hurricane".***
* 45.8C / 114.4F. In other words, far too hot.
** Probably not the only thing that melted; my internet access went out, and then my local network started having problems. Now that it's cooled down, both are fine again, but it made for a frustrating day.
*** Wind speeds of 72km/h gusting over 100km/h - and the temperature where I live dropped from 38C to 24C in three minutes.
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25 degrees F in three minutes? That's a fairly decent temperature gradient, yeah. I've experienced similar, but I live in the midwestern US... we'll go from 95 F to 75 F in a few minutes a couple-three times per summer.
Always involved is a massive relocation of dampness from sky to ground, and occasionally accompanied by tornadoes.
I don't recommend it, m'self.
Always involved is a massive relocation of dampness from sky to ground, and occasionally accompanied by tornadoes.
I don't recommend it, m'self.
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