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Yeah, I almost acknowledged that myself in the original post. But most people don't know what British Thermal Units are, either. And you can't call them "Bitc
by citizenkeys 14y ago
Yeah, I almost acknowledged that myself in the original post. But most people don't know what British Thermal Units are, either. And you can't call them "Bitcoin Cents" because that would also be "BTC".
- anigbrowl 14y agoBut most people don't know what British Thermal Units are, either I'm guessing your utilities are included in your rent. Anyone who owns a home or rents an apartment with its own meter is familiar with BTU from their gas/electricity bill.
- citizenkeys 14y agoIn the U.S., at least where I've lived, the meter measures gas in cubic feet. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Natural_gas#United_States http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Natural_gas#United_States
- anigbrowl 14y agoIt seems to vary which part of the country you're in, oddly. Some use BTU, some use therms, some use cubic feet. http://www.aga.org/KC/ABOUTNATURALGAS/ADDITIONAL/Pages/HowtoMeasureNaturalGas.aspx http://www.aga.org/KC/ABOUTNATURALGAS/ADDITIONAL/Pages/Howto... - looks like it depends on whether they choose to measure volume or energy content.