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Yep. I forgot NH is mostly american, and they don't use the metric system. 1m in Europe would obviously be one metter, but 1M one million, and 1min one minute.
by sametmax 8y ago
Yep. I forgot NH is mostly american, and they don't use the metric system. 1m in Europe would obviously be one metter, but 1M one million, and 1min one minute.
I'll avoid saving a few keystrokes next time, it's not worth it.
- benj111 8y agoOk thanks, I'm British for what its worth (so we have metres and miles!). So if something is found buried deeper than a metre it belongs to the state? That makes some sense.
- sametmax 8y agoYes, if I recall well, it's not even about treasures, it's just that above 1m, the land is private, and below, it's public.
- anticensor 8y agoDoes this mean you are not allowed to construct underground floors at all?
- sametmax 8y agoYou can, so I assume it's part of the permit you request from the city concil.