Re: [9fans] cpu server

[Geoff Collyer <geoff@collyer.net>]

Canada is large and varied.  Temperatures in the summer around 40°C
are possible on the prairies and in Ontario, at least.  Winters tend
to run the gamut from bitterly cold to damned cold, though there are
exceptions, such as Vancouver and Victoria, where it rarely reaches
freezing.  Roughly 90% of the population live within 160km (100 miles)
of the US border; as you get farther north, it gets colder, and Canada
extends up to the north pole.  Currently (~20:30 Vancouver time), it's
a balmy 5°C in Vancouver (and Calgary, amazing!), 2°C in Montreal,
-30°C in Alert, Nunavut, -39°C in Tuktoyaktuk, NWT, but that doesn' t
include the wind chill.

If we're smart, we'll go ahead with the annexation of the Turks and
Caicos Islands this time.

Even in Japan you must have quite a range of temperature; it snows on
Hokkaido, doesn't it?