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@fitheach@mstdn.io we have inches on those things in Sweden too, ca 130 years after the introduction of the metric system, so don't hold your breath.
@fitheach@mstdn.io we have inches on those things in Sweden too, ca 130 years after the introduction of the metric system, so don't hold your breath.
@fitheach@mstdn.io to be fair normally they have English inches, not the Swedish equivalent that was actually the norm here before the metric system. So if you deal with old buildings, you may need to also need to make sure not to mix up English and Swedish inches (or "tum").