So, would a thermistor or a thermocouple be the best to measure the temperature of this burn?

In which case: Hey, Lily: nice plagiarism! I get that 90% of the ex-Gawker Empire exists as reposts of other’s content, but have the decency to stick it in a quote box so as not to appear that you’re claiming their words as your own.

Maybe its because the article was poorly copy and pasted from a Weather Channel article published last week.

Sometimes outside car thermometers are so inaccurate that they feel like random number generators. They’re basically the worst feature of the car, next to the car’s infotainment systems. That’s because [...] they’re actually thermistors.

No, but my logic and your continuing use of red herrings and changing your argument based on my responses does.

Most of the games you listed will be playable on PC via PS Now. Guess they don’t count as exclusives, do they? Additionally, it is obvious Microsoft views PC like another owned platform (for good reason), so it is the equivalent of a PS4/PSV game.

I mean, you do you, but acting like console exclusives aren’t exclusives is a lame fanboy argument to me.

Agreed. Normally I feel like Sony has the best pressers, and this one started out well, but it all just kind of went... blah.

Was really hoping for more. Very weak showing for Sony.

The only “true” reveals were the Shadow Of Collosus remake #2 and Monster Hunter. The rest was all stuff from last year.

Microsoft’s show was 90 minutes of games, mostly (somewhat) exclusive. It was a great showing. This, this was shit.

Well that was a letdown overall. When it started by showing off three major IPs, Uncharted, Horizon, and Days Past (which looks like the zombie horde game we’ve always wanted) I thought “hmm they must have something really big to show us” but no, they had bugger all. While GoW looked really good still not much has…

Dumbass Kotaku and their SJW’s just proving Trump’s point. FAKE FAKE FAKE.