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...except 0°C is literally originally defined as the freezing point of water? "Freezing" seems more on-point to me...
by toss1 1y ago
...except 0°C is literally originally defined as the freezing point of water? "Freezing" seems more on-point to me...
- filleduchaos 1y agoThe temperatures given in that comment are very obviously in Fahrenheit...?
- toss1 1y agooh, OOPS, I didn't look at the GP In that case, I stand corrected, and 0°F should definitely be "Frigid" nto "Freezing" (thx for the alert)
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