There is only two critical temperature for water (with normal atmospheric pressure) 100C and 0C.
So fresh and hot tea or coffee always less than 100C (85-90C).
Apparently other restaurants serving cold slush, saying that it is a good coffee?

McDs served it at 88C, which will cause 3rd degree burns within seconds (and is thus undrinkable).  a typical coffee maker holds the coffee at about 70C, resulting in a serving temperature of about 65C.

1. She spilled the coffee on herself = her fault
2. She spilled the coffee on herself = her fault
3. They spilled the coffee on themselves = their fault

not a malfunction.  they deliberately had it set that way.

So what?!
If wait a few minutes the coffee will cool down not get hotter and if you wait even longer you'll get cold coffee.
Would be much worse if they serve cold coffee, as unlike hot coffee, cold coffee doesn't get warmer on its own.

Libertarians believe in the legal system, and that you can sue for property.

Just like the temperature guidelines for cooking meat, the serving temperature recommendations for coffee are set at a level so as not create a potentially dangerous situation when taking human error and calibration in to the equation.

The USDA recommends an internal temperature of 145F for medium rare steak.  A cooked to internal temperature of 145 for medium rare steak.  True medium rare is 125F with a 5 minute rest.

145F with a rest is basically medium well.

By serving you shoe leather and cold coffee the restaurant is avoiding potential lawsuits.

I deleted this comment.  It's not relevant.

From https://www.mybitcoin.com/contact-us.php :

MyBitcoin LLC
Main Street, Box 556
Charlestown
Nevis, West Indies

So good luck with suing them! You will need it.


So let me get this straight:

1) There were no security problems at mybitcoin.com
2) mtgox was cracked
3) Some users were so f***ing stupid to use the same username and password on both sites

And you claim 3) is the fault of mybitcoin.com? I don't see any reason why they should reset any passwords due to the Mt. Gox issue. To be honest, as a user of Mt. Gox I was really annoyed that I had to reset my password at some other sites, just because some users were too stupid to take minimal security precautions.

Being just stupid is one thing, suing others for your own stupidness is another thing - and not acceptable to me.

It does but I forgot why.