gnu units(1) knows 8 different printing units that are or were known as 'points'*. For example, Tom Cruise is between 4302–4933 points tall, depending if you use Imprimerie Nationale points or Fournier points. A more current value (4878 pt) is given by:
units '1 tomcruise' point
*: excluding TeX's tiny 'scaled points'. Also, none of these are "paper points", something to do with paper thickness.
If you value your time (and partly, your sanity) don't start reading the definitions file that comes with the gnu units(1) command. Therein you will learn more than you might ever want to know about the Gas Mark system, sugar solution concentrations and how many different lengths have been called a "point" in printing.
You can find where the file lives using this command:
units --unitsfile
Beware! Here be dragons!
C'est marrant quand même que les journalistes se posent tous la question "Ohlala mais quel va être l'avenir de #TikTok aux états-unis? What the fuck is going on with #trump? #ermahgerd ! Quel feuilleton!" sans que grand monde se demande, dans les médias grand public, "Hey mais en fait, pourquoi on ferait pas la même chose en Europe avec Facebook et X (anciennement Twitter)?"
Pendant ce temps, nous, on vend nos marchés publics à Micro$oft et nos données finissent sur leur cloud. 🤷♂️
Presenting: the Cry tag, with Avi singing bass
The original bass singer in Pentatonix
The notes aren't low for him, I can even do them - but his resonance is the best *in the world*
"Cry" tag performed by Avi Kaplan and other assorted A Cappella Academy singers, arranged by Brian Beck.Original video 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sff...
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