Most credible answer of the lot.
Most credible answer of the lot.
It’s a headline on the Globe and Mail website.
Different people have different considerations.
When I’ve rented vehicles with a digital speedometer I haven’t felt like I’m missing anything without a dial. I haven’t found myself in situations where the movement of the needle helps me.
When I get into rental cars with a dial, I feel like I need to watch it closely because I’m not familiar with where the ticks are. It doesn’t work for me at all.
Before I bought a new car, I assumed digital speedometers would be available as a setting, not apparently not.
It’s the kind of thing that I didn’t realize I wanted until I had to deal with the alternative.
What are the alternatives?
Can you report the review as not relevant?
I guess I’m in the minority: I prefer to see my speed as a number instead of a dial.
Yes, it does need to be in front of the driver.
Yup. My kids wanted to try it, so I had one too. Seemed like dollar store candy.
So you’re saying the lemmite can eat it?
Why waste my time when I can slather it with something delicious?
This is incorrect.
Butter, jam, marmalade, honey, relish, mayonnaise, and mustard are what make life worth living.
Bread is like air: a medium that is difficult to enjoy on its own, but necessary so that we can have the truly good things.
AFAIU Lemmy sends your username, a user ID, and URI along with your message. That’s pretty innocuous.