Jesse Dorsey

But I officially originally noped out of Unity once David put the EA dude in charge - and the one time I checked it out again (a friend was doing some digital twin type stuff and insisted Unity was the best tool for the job) I was quickly reminded why that was the right decision.

My hope is that now some more people get involved in engine development again and/or some of the projects that have been languishing for ages start taking off again.

Most people are pretty sensitive to minor changes in temperature as well - like around some of the people I work with 72F is considered minimal ok working temperature I generally like being around 65-68F

I guess on the low end it's about the same, but on the high end a 4+ degree change would have to be expressed with higher precision?

Fahrenheit gives a wider range for expressing say air temperature - which is what most people are on average concerned with.

Overall Celcius is likely better especially for anything that has to deal with water (or cooking, and general measure)

I just mean as a subjective indicator of comfort

That week wasn't ice, it was just wind and snow flurries was luckily all powdery so easy.

Yesterday my car was covered in an almost complete sheet of ice, that was extra fun.