Sunken Moskva Could Be the Biggest Naval Combat Loss in 40 Years

Re:Sunken Moskva Could Be the Biggest Naval Combat Loss in 4... by winrid on Friday April 15, 2022 @02:46AM (#31037234)

20C is what most Americans set their heaters to AFAIK (68F). Glad to know we're sticking it to the Russians... :)

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Re:Sunken Moskva Could Be the Biggest Naval Combat Loss in 4... by Symbiote on Friday April 15, 2022 @04:07AM (#31037674)

A lot of British people set theirs to around 18°C.

It took me years to get used to the heat indoors when I moved to Scandinavia.

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Re:Sunken Moskva Could Be the Biggest Naval Combat Loss in 4... by mechanical_bear on Friday April 15, 2022 @02:49AM (#31037247)

Mine is set to 67f. Put on a sweater, it’s fine.

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Re:Sunken Moskva Could Be the Biggest Naval Combat Loss in 4... by aww_dang on Friday April 15, 2022 @03:23AM (#31037422)

"Go outside and split some wood, you'll feel warm when you come back in"

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Re:Sunken Moskva Could Be the Biggest Naval Combat Loss in 4... by ChuckNorris89 on Friday April 15, 2022 @03:44AM (#31037546)

I've seen this in the military during the winter where a conscript complained he was cold so the drill instructor had him strip to his bare ass and stay like that for 2 minutes then asked:

"Are you cold now?"

"Yes sir!"

"Now get dressed!", "Are you still cold?"

"No sir!"

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Re:Sunken Moskva Could Be the Biggest Naval Combat Loss in 4... by kwhitefoot on Friday April 15, 2022 @06:14AM (#31038450)

I don't even have central heating in my house (in Norway), it is almost never as warm as 20°C in the winter and I manage fine.

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