[rescue] OT: Linux and USB on Intel

[Dave McGuire]

On Tuesday, April 22, 2003, at 01:20 PM, Chad Fernandez wrote:
>>   I know what you mean about the humidity.  The only thing that keeps 
>> the humidity under control here is frequent short downpours.  If 
>> something weird happens and it doesn't rain for several days, it gets 
>> pretty seriously humid here.  Fortunately that doesn't happen very 
>> often.  It really makes even moderate heat unbearable.
>
> That's kinda weird.  Usually short showers, then sun means more 
> humidity.

   Think of it in terms of hysteresis.  The humidity rises throughout 
the day, reaches saturation, then it rains like all hell...but it 
doesn't stop raining just when the humidity level drops below the 
saturation point, it keeps going for a while.

   My specifics may be off, I am not a meteorologist, but that's the way 
it seems to work.

       -Dave

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