does your maps find you restaurants with ratings, hotels, expected arrival times, show local attractions.
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JK, I know how to read a map, my biggest pet peeve is that most modern maps give out too little information. Maps are the shit, they are the most beautiful form of art to me, a good map tells you everything you need to know about what it encompasses.
Is it nice to have? Certainly.
If I'm going somewhere, I use Google Maps, look at the locations, the turns, and then just go from memory. The GPS is easily accessible while driving as a back up, and there's a mapbook on the backseat.
From my limited experience with several places I find misteaks in google maps deplorable.
Do you know what a blimp is?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blimp
About 90% of my class in high school had no idea wtf a blimp was.
Google maps and my GPS both have ridiculous routes. It will say "turn left here" and it's telling me to drive into a bunch of trees on the highway. wtf? Once my GPS told me to drive over a median. It also said make a u-turn on a concreted divided freeway.
Do you know what a blimp is?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blimp
About 90% of my class in high school had no idea wtf a blimp was.
Dude, haven't the seen a sporting event? Blimps are the shiz, you don't need a pilots license to fly one.
Yeah you do, its called an airship license. Unless of course you're going to design and build your own small blimp.
From my limited experience with several places I find misteaks in google maps deplorable.
Doesn't everyone?
Do you know what a blimp is?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blimp
About 90% of my class in high school had no idea wtf a blimp was.
I see what you did there.
You're not going to acknowledge that it was dumb to expect the young 'uns to know what it was?
I'm sure in a few years, tomorrow's kids will not know what driving without ABS is like or not have power steering.
First time I tried to drive an older vehicle (from the 1960s), I almost didn't make the turn out of a driveway because I didn't know it had no power steering. Makes you appreciate the little things, such as power steering.
Hell future kids probably won't know windows were not powered, and you actually had to roll down the window with a hand crank.
It ain't just the kids and it ain't in the future. My work truck has manual windows. I've had two coworkers stare at the door in confusion as they attempted to roll down the window. One coworker was about sixty and the other in his forties. For the older one, I had to point at the crank. People forget fast.Hell future kids probably won't know windows were not powered, and you actually had to roll down the window with a hand crank.
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The biggest advance I like is fuel injection, and electronic ignition, and I'm a little iffy on them. They reduce the (easy)repairability, but increase the reliability 10 fold. In the end, I think it's a net positive.
When was the last time you had to pull a lever labled CHOKE when starting a car?
I've actually installed them to get rid of the PITA autochoke :^D It's been awhile though. On my Vdubs, I'd disable the choke altogether, and just pump raw gas into the carb. That seemed to work well enough on them :^)
Apparently operating systems can be forgotten already too!
http://forums.anandtech.com/showthread.php?t=2142935
Bwahahahaha!
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Haha if anyone here would remember I knew it would be you!
Apparently operating systems can be forgotten already too!
http://forums.anandtech.com/showthread.php?t=2142935
Bwahahahaha!
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