Well, you must have a great palette haha.
If you randomly give me one of the two: no idea.
Back to back, sure I could tell, else, it’s cola.
Well, you must have a great palette haha.
If you randomly give me one of the two: no idea.
Back to back, sure I could tell, else, it’s cola.
At risk of being stuck-up: What, and Coca-Cola is not too sweet? Cola is sugar water with a bit of flavour.
I would say they only become distinguishable if you actually like cola, and drink I enough to be able to distinguis. Like all things taste, if you aren’t exposed to it often, you can’t tell the difference.
I’d bet you GF just rarely drank either coke or Pepsi.
This is because you’ve accidentally input the values as text somewhere along the line. First make sure your format is set to date in the range in question.
Make use of the DATEVALUE formula in blank column =DATEVALUE(your_range). This will output your range as a number. Note that your_range needs to be in your computers date format (I have mine set to YYYY.MM.DD, so that what I have to use, else it won’t work. You might be American, so your dates would need to be MM/DD/YYYY) for DATEVALUE to recognise the text as a date string.
Then copy the output, paste as values only (alt, h, v, v), then copy that and paste it back into you range.
Make sure the format is set to date and you’re laughing.
I have never run into this problem and wondered why. I realised it’s because I instinctively put an equal sign whenever doing a fraction.
Press ‘x’ to doubt
It just never stuck. Just for me personally it’s easier to remember the base conversions of 1 km = 1000 m and 1 hr = 3600 and do the maths.
Just my own personal preference, and when dealing with more complex units, is the only way.
It is super yikes that it’s so ingrained in your culture that you value your wholesome vibes over not having school shootings, in the only country where it’s a serious problem.
Get a bow and arrow if you really want to hunt so badly.
Guns aren’t wholesome, and not required to replicate your wholesome experience.
I used to do it this way in highschool, but could never remember if it was divide by or multiply by 3.6
Instead I now do it as you have shown, except it all goes in the same expression.
10 km/h * 1000 m/km * 1h/3600s = 2.778 m/s
No need for the extra steps. Slap it all in the same expression and put it in the calculator (being careful to check that the units cancel as intended)
I dislike that my highschool never once gave me the concept that units can simply be treated like constants to be cancelled out.
I used to do the conversions for each variable before putting them in the equation like a fool.
Now I’m slapping all of the conversions alongside the original values/units in a single expression like god intended.
TotalLauncher has been a great replacement for me. Jumped ship a number of months ago
Oh neato, then all good!
It would make sooo much more sense for the ISO to set something up, and make governments each responsible for keeping it updated, since they’re the ones doing the changing.
Require all participants to amend their law/regulations, so there’s a note to prompt whoever is in power and changes it next.
I’m sure some places would still neglect to do it… Haha
Perhaps we’ll move to UTC+10¼, and then move forward 45 minutes in the summer.
If the day number is a prime, then we’ll go back π hours.
Hope that will help!
It’s wild, and telling, what they think are smears.
Apparently vote.gov is a thing.
Yeah, I’d be super sus doing this via a 3rd party.
I am always neutral on this sort of thing (i.e. I believe in democracy, and despite what people will have you believe, Taiwan is not a monolith of opinion of the one China / reunification / independence question)
But this is fucking hilarious