I think its more depressing then funny, one of these days i would like to see a hockey gamemkrishnan said:Puckhead -- LOL, the NHL lockout timer. Nice. I think I'm obsessed with widgets too.
I think its more depressing then funny, one of these days i would like to see a hockey gamemkrishnan said:Puckhead -- LOL, the NHL lockout timer. Nice. I think I'm obsessed with widgets too.
puckhead193 said:I think its more depressing then funny, one of these days i would like to see a hockey game
Zman5225 said:Dang Jonat, it's VERY cold where you are. Cold and rainy, that can't be to fun. All these dashboards make me want my Mac NOW not later. Now I have more to look forward to!
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TreeHugger said:might be celcius....
Celsius is so much coolerwrldwzrd89 said:I've been meaning to change my weather widget to °C instead of °F - you've inspired me to make the switch, jonat8.
What was the zero-point in Fahrenheit? I think 100°F is about body temperature IIRC, but is 0°F = 0°C?redeye_be said:Celsius is so much cooler
0° = freezing
100° = boiling (water)
Veldek said:What was the zero-point in Fahrenheit? I think 100°F is about body temperature IIRC, but is 0°F = 0°C?
Veldek said:What was the zero-point in Fahrenheit? I think 100°F is about body temperature IIRC, but is 0°F = 0°C?
Very true, but lately they have been sucking, kinda like the NY rangers , must be a NY thing....TreeHugger said:Just go to Yankee games instead
Internet good.Veldek said:What was the zero-point in Fahrenheit? I think 100°F is about body temperature IIRC, but is 0°F = 0°C?
As the zero point on his scale Fahrenheit chose the temperature of a bath of ice melting in a solution of common salt, a standard 18th century way of getting a low temperature in the laboratory (and in the kitchen, as in an old-fashioned ice cream churn). He set 32 degrees as the temperature of ice melting in water. For a consistent, reproducible high point he chose the temperature of the blood of a healthy person (his wife), which he measured in the armpit and called 96 degrees. (The number arises from beginning with a scale of 12 intervals, like a one-foot ruler, and then doubling the number of steps as instruments become more precise, making 24 intervals, then 48, and finally 96.)
feakbeak said:Just added the DashFlix, PacMan and iTunes Lyrics widgets. iCal Events 2.0 is much improved as well.
FadeToBlack said:Where did you get the iTunes lyrics widget? I'd like to have that one. I checked Apple's widgets page and didn't see it.