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  1. The #temperature in #Tehran reached 95° #Fahrenheit, but Arash* kept working in his #lab. It’s full of filament #tools and #3D #printers that he uses to produce #Iranian #Shahed-136 #drones — but tiny ones, only 15 cm long.

    His #customers don’t send them into #battle. They put them on shelves, desks and #display cases.

  2. "Without Your Love" is a single by the American #rock band #Toto, released in December 1986 as the third single from their sixth studio album, #Fahrenheit. The song was written by #DavidPaich and features lead vocals by #SteveLukather. The single debuted at No.77 on the US #Billboard Hot 100 for the week dated December 27, 1986. It was the third most added song to playlists from radio stations reporting to #Billboard for the week dated January 10, 1987.
    youtube.com/watch?v=5grDrWbc3Sg

  3. Bookstores named for books, stories, characters, or poems

    Listed below are existing bookstores (and one comic book store) around the globe whose name is based on or reflects a book title, a story, a character, or a poem. The names are based on personal knowledge, collected through a search of bookstores on google.com, as well as by utilizing gemini.google.ai.

    Source: thriftbooks.com Source: en.wikipedia.org

    As can be seen by the list, the word “Raven” derived from Edgar Allen Poe’s famous poem is the most commonly utilized name for bookstores in this category with 14 examples when including “Nevermore.” “Fahrenheit” from Fahrenheit 451 has five, which followed by “Ulysses” and variations of “Argonaut” which tied in third place with four examples each.

    Every populated continent is represented on the list except Africa. As always, any additions, suggestions, or corrections are most welcome.

    Peace…and Happy Father’s Day!

    Argonaut Books – Edinburgh, Scotland, UK

    Argonaut Book Shop – San Francisco, CA

    Argos Book Store – Grand Rapids, MI

    Argosy Book Store – New York City, NY

    BookXcess Fahrenheit – Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

    Brave New Worlds – Philadelphia, PA

    Casa Fahrenheit 451 Libreria Cafè – Barcelona, Spain

    Copperfield‘s – Santa Rosa and nearby cities, CA

    Fahrenheit‘s Books – Denver, CO

    Fahrenheit 451 Books – Carlsbad, CA

    Fahrenheit 451 Books – Rome, Italy

    Gatsby‘s – Catania, Sicily, Italy

    Lilliput Books – Chicago, IL

    Man of La Mancha Books – Panama City, Panama

    NeverMore Books – Beaufort, SC

    Nevermore Bookstore – Newport, VT

    NeverMore Used Book Store – Toledo, OH

    Odyssey Books – South Hadley, MA

    Poor Richard’s Bookstore – Colorado Springs, CO

    Raven Books – Bryan, TX

    Raven Book Haven – Fleetwood, PA

    Raven Book Store – Dublin, Ireland

    Raven Book Store – Lawrence, KS

    Raven‘s Book Shoppe: Used and Rare – Twentynine Palms, CA

    Raven‘s End Books – Winnipeg, Canada

    Raven Used Books – Northampton/Shelburne Falls, MA

    Robinson Crusoe 389 – Istanbul, Turkiye

    Rosebud Bookshop – Porto, Portugal

    The Iliad Bookshop – Los Angeles, CA

    The Jumping Frog – Hartford, CT

    The Mad Hatters Bookshop – Melbourne, Australia

    The Raven‘s Heart Bookstore – Sayre, PA

    The Raven‘s Nook – Waco, TX

    The Raven‘s Perch – Modesto, CA

    The Siren & The Sea Books – Rochester, NY

    Treasure Island Comics – Fremont, CA

    Ulises Libreria – Santiago, Chile

    Ulysses Book Store- Trumansburg, NY

    Ulysses Rare Books – Dublin, Ireland

    Ulysses Srl Library Books – Bologna, Italy

    Walden Books – London, England, UK

    Walden Pond Books – Oakland, CA

    Westside Stories – Buffalo, NY

    White Raven Books – Ypsilanti, Michigan

    White Whale [Moby Dick] Bookstore – Pittsburgh, PA

    #Argonaut #books #Fahrenheit #Nevermore #poetry #Raven #Ulysses #writing
  4. # batteries

    With all the technology we have, you still need to power down a device in order to have it's {lipo} batteries charged at relatively controllable temperatures.

    That's the reason why removable batteries are a logical thing. That is also the reason why I do not understand from the perspective of fire safety, that volatile power units are permanently sealed in devices.

    I have a few obsolete Android devices that are still perfectly usable, for lighter tasks. I refuse to pry them open in order to replace the volatile batteries which are charging at temperatures where the devices need to be shut down. A procedure I cannot do, because the power buttons and the logic integrated circuits behind them are broken. I need to use PPE in order to charge those things safely!

    Luckily The European Union got fed up with this sealed battery phenomena and thanks to the Europeans we shall have normal battery separation again in our devices

    #Hardware #integrated #circuits #battery #temperature #control #Celcius #Fahrenheit #lipo #lifo #NiMH #nicad #seperate #fire #hazard #PPE

  5. To which temperature do you heat your (living) room*?

    • the room you use most while you are at home and not sleeping
    • 2nd, improved poll because first one was only 1 day unintendedly
    • please round decimals (for Celsius °C see very first poll above)
    • pls boost for a better turnout :BoostOK:

    #heating #temperature #comfort #livingroom #energy #saving #oil #coal #energysaving #degree #Fahrenheit #poll #Umfrage #winter #winter2026 #boost #boostswelcome #roomtemperature #cozy #warm #freezing

  6. To which temperature do you heat your (living) room*?

    • the room you use most while you are at home and not sleeping (Celsius °C see above)

    #heating #temperature #comfort #livingroom #energy #saving #oil #coal #energysaving #Fahrenheit

  7. Projet #Panama d'#Anthropic : acheter des livres papier pour les détruire (pour les scanner plus rapidement), en plus de récup en numérique tout ce qu'ils pouvaient sur les plateformes pirates. Pour alimenter une IA.
    Mesdames zé messieurs : le néolibéralisme…

    « #Fahrenheit #AI » techbrew.com/stories/2026/01/2

  8. @corvus @morgant

    Disclaimer: Fahrenheit is literally the only Imp unit that makes any sense to me, and only for colloquial/weather use.

    To me, it's a simple matter of optimizing the usable space and resolution of the scale.

    Also, a large part of it has to do with the weather where I live:

    The temperature scale here goes from about 10F/-12C to about 105F/40C most years. Rarely ever any colder or hotter than those two extremes.

    That means that a two-digit Fahrenheit temperature covers nearly the entire gamut of temperatures I encounter here.

    With Celsius, not only do I have to use a negative sign for a few months out of the year, but more than the entire top half of the 2-digit number range is irrelevant to me.

    If you think like an 8-bit programmer (but using decimal), #Fahrenheit just makes more sense.

    Now of course, if I lived in Antarctica or Iraq, that would be a different matter.

    But simply put, if I were to take the 90th percentile of temperature ranges for the area I live in, and number that zero to 100 for my imaginary temperature scale, that looks a LOT more like Fahrenheit to me than Celsius, and would look more like Fahrenheit for most of the Earth.

    P.S., proof of our weather range from over 13 months of weather logging:

    Documents $ cat weatherlog* |grep -oE "in $city: [0-9]+" |tr -dc "0-9\n" |sort -n |(head -1; tail -1)
    11
    104
    
  9. I've been spitting the output of ansiweather (or some other CLI weather program, I forget which) into a file on my little Raspberry Pi for over a year now.

    Now, I have lovely data.

    (DERP, forgot about triple-digit temperatures XD)

    All of the days with sub-freezing temperatures* in my city in 2025:

    Documents $ grep -E "Weather in $cityname: (-[0-9]+|3[10]|[21][0-9]|[0-9]) " weatherlog-2025.txt |cut -c 5-10 |uniq
    Jan  5
    Jan  6
    Jan  7
    Jan  8
    Jan  9
    Jan 10
    Jan 11
    Jan 13
    Jan 18
    Jan 19
    Jan 20
    Jan 21
    Jan 22
    Jan 23
    Jan 24
    Jan 27
    Feb 12
    Feb 13
    Feb 16
    Feb 17
    Feb 18
    Feb 19
    Feb 20
    Feb 21
    Feb 22
    Dec  2
    Dec  8
    Dec 14
    Dec 15
    Dec 29
    Dec 30
    

    * No, beloved #European friends, I will not apologize for using #Fahrenheit. It is one of the very rare times I prefer the idiotic 'murican way of doing things.

  10. "Without Your Love" is a single by the American #rock band #Toto, released in December 1986 as the third single from their sixth studio album, #Fahrenheit. The song was written by #DavidPaich and features lead vocals by #SteveLukather. The single was one of Toto's most successful adult contemporary hits of the 1980s. The single reached No. 38 on the #Billboard Hot 100 and No. 7 on the #AdultContemporaryChart in 1987. A music video was produced for the song.
    youtube.com/watch?v=c9U3kJV8t24

  11. "I'll Be Over You" is a hit single by the American #rock band #Toto. Released as the lead single from their 1986 album, #Fahrenheit, the song reached number 11 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in 1986. Lead vocals were sung by guitarist #SteveLukather, who co-wrote the song with hit songwriter #RandyGoodrum (one of several collaborations between the two). Guest musician #MichaelMcDonald provided the vocal counterpoint on the recording.
    youtube.com/watch?v=VC8PaKriQUM

  12. The relationship between cricket chirping and temperature has been noted for a long time. In Western science, it is called Dolbear’s law after the most widely referenced early publication on the phenomenon published in 1897 by Amos Dolbear. His observations showed that you can count the number of chirps per 15 seconds, add 40, and that will give you the temperature in Fahrenheit (F).

    Dolbear's law

    Temperature (F) = number of cricket chirps in 15 seconds + 40

    There is of course no calculation for Celcius but NOAA offers help:

    To convert a Fahrenheit temperature to Celsius, subtract 32 from it and then multiply by 5/9:

    °C = (F - 32) * 5/9

    Weirdos xD

    #dolbear #law #cricket #nature #phenomenon #fahrenheit #celcius

  13. @babadookspinoza

    I had one today try to refute what I told him days ago, because he 'looked it up".

    He just did not want to believe me based upon my personal experience and what a Mechanical Engineer had previously confirmed to me.

    It was about accuracy, specifically the lack thereof.

    #Thermostats #Celsius #Fahrenheit

  14. 451 Fahrenheita:
    »Wspomnienie Tomka Pacyńskiego – Andrzej Pilipiuk«

    Nasze ostatnie spotkanie było kompletnie idiotyczne: wpadliśmy na siebie w drzwiach Pałacu Kultury i Nauki w Warszawie. Trwały Targi Książki. Ja wchodziłem i zaraz miałem mieć spotkanie autorskie, on akurat wychodził. Dwaj ludzie w biegu...

    fahrenheit.net.pl/publicystyka

    #Fahrenheit_zin #AndrzejPilipiuk #451Fahrenheita #TomaszPacyński #Fahrenheit #Fahrenheit451