As far as I’m aware, but a good VPN used well is rarely a bad idea.

That’s the funniest thing about this whole conversation: I do. Quite regularly. It works fine. Better than HTTP for my usecase. No clue what the fuck you people are on about.

That which is asserted without evidence may be dismissed without evidence.

As others have said the paper is fake but 813 is a real area code, specifically Tampa, Florida.

Virtual Machine Manager is what you’re looking for I think

I’m very much not an expert, but I’d imagine it’s similar to how AES-NI works: the task is CPU/GPU-intensive until specific instructions are designed to do whatever blackmagicfuckery level math is required, and once it’s in hardware it’s more both power efficient and faster.

That’s not either scale being intuitive or unintuitive, that’s your familiarity with one over the other.

I got curious so I did some research on the definitions and why everything is this way. It looks like they originally removedd the coldest thing they had (brine, possibly inspired by the coldest weather), the freezing point of water, human body temperature, and the boiling point of water. It was supposed to be brine at 0, water freezing at 30, the human body at 90, and water boiling at 240. Fahrenheit then recalibrated his scale slightly to make his math (and thermometer design and production) easier, and also because he noticed water actually boiled at 212 by his newly modified scale.

Looking at it like that work the context of what they had at the time and what they were trying to do, it makes a lot of sense.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fahrenheit#History

Ok now I’m curious about what the fuck the two centipedes I found in my basement that I thought were fucking were actually doing. They sure looked like they were fucking.